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The PRAGSAC team on Tuesday morning, July 26, 2022, visited the Dormeabra Methodist School 2 in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana for the initial presentation visit.
ByadminThe presentation started around 9 am. About 150 students and 5 teachers were present, including the Head of Dormeabra Methodist School 1. The presentation was on “The importance of astronomy to Ghana. The presentation was well received with a lot of questions from the students and teachers.
OAD-OAE TEACHER TRAINING PROGRAM 2023 FOR TEACHERS FROM THE SCHOOLS OF THE BLIND AND THE DEAF IN GHANA
ByadminPROMOTING ASTRONOMY IN GHANA THROUGH SCHOOLS VISITS AND ASTRONOMY CLUBS (PRAGSAC) IN COLLABORATION WITH THE GHANA SPACE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE (GSSTI) OF THE GHANA ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (GAEC) PRESENTS: OAD-OAE TEACHER TRAINING PROGRAM 2023 FOR TEACHERS FROM THE SCHOOLS OF THE BLIND AND THE DEAF IN GHANA SUMMARY: Teaching astronomy to exceptional individuals, including…
Promoting Radio Astronomy in Ghana through school visits and Astronomy Clubs (PRAGSAC ): Accra, Ghana.
ByadminThe PRAGSAC team visited 2 JHS (Junior High Schools) in Accra where we have already established astronomy clubs, to show them videos of astronauts in the ISS, and then initiate discussions on the benefits of astronomy and space science to the lives of those on Earth in celebration of IAU100 Questions and interactions time with…
PRAGSAC patron, CEPHAS made a Teaching Learning Material (TLM)
ByadminPRAGSAC patron, CEPHAS made a Teaching Learning Material (TLM) – Manila card to teach the astronomy club members about THE FUNCTIONS OF PARTS OF RADIO TELESCOPE during astronomy club session at Katakpor D/M Basic School in Katakpor near Pokuase.. Well done Cephas ????????
Club monitoring and evaluation
ByadminClub monitoring and evaluation The PRAGSAC team visited St. Martha’s Catholic Basic B school in the Central Region of Ghana during their club session.
Club monitoring and evaluation
ByadminClub monitoring and evaluation 2 The PRAGSAC team visited Osu Presbyterian Girls School in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana during their Astronomy Club Session.