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‘Social media language’ in classrooms not on our blind side – Education Ministry
Hashmin Mohammed added that if the Chief Examiner’s Report establishes a link between social media language and students’ academic performance, the Ministry would not be surprised.
Press Secretary to the Minister for Education, Hashmin Mohammed, said the Ministry is awaiting the Chief Examiner’s Report from the West African Examinations Council (WAEC), which is expected to provide a broader assessment of factors influencing students’ performance.
Speaking on JoyNews' The Pulse on Monday, September 9, Mr Mohammed explained that the Ministry believes Mr Kapi was referring to observations contained in the Chief Examiner’s Report.
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