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Komenda College of Education graduates 457 Students at 16th congregation

The Komenda College of Education has conferred degrees on 457 graduands at its 16th graduation ceremony, celebrating its sustained academic excellence infrastructure development and agricultural revolution.” Prof Sarfo urged new teachers to combine professionalism, integrity and practical, competency-based approaches including digital literacy and entrepreneurship, while commending parents, faculty and the College for preparing graduates to positively influence learners and national development.
Prof Richardson Addai-Mununkum, Professor of Curriculum and Pedagogy at the University of Education, Winneba, who was the Guest Speaker, urged the graduating Class of 2025 to embrace innovative pedagogies and digital tools as compulsory for 21st-century teaching, not optional.
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