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Appisko:
Village boy Brt have been in Accra for years



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fe0sbiqJ73g&t=189s

See how foolish you are. This is not BRT, this is just a bus that whenever there is traffic it get stuck there. BRT is a system and not just one component. Congratulations having a bus

Wuoche:
First your schools don't have buses.
Second there's no such ranking by OECD, if it's there you can post it.
Third, I knew all along that you will be making noise that's I was not expecting any evidence from you. All you are good at is talking without evidence.

The day Ghana will reach Kenya's level in terms of education please don't forget to tell me.

Its called the OECD global school ranking

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-32608772

Now no more useless noise


I've posted over my secondary schools buses already
You can go back to that discussion and make references.

I'm busy shopping I don't have that time for you.

Appisko:
Save turkana starvation

Stop hiding behind photos, I doubt you can express yourself in a full paragraph without looking ret@rded.

Wuoche:
Let me laugh first before responding you.

Do you really know what BRT is? If you know please Show us how it looks like.

you can view the video above


And bury your head in shame for your country

gallivant:
Lol

Post the source.

above

Ghanaian are the most ignorant people in this thread. They think that once you have a bus then automatically it's become BRT. The day any hobbit will volunteer to show me BRT lanes and stations then we will start taking you serious.

Just30:
Its called the OECD global school ranking

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-32608772

Now no more useless noise


I've posted over my secondary schools buses already
You can go back to that discussion and make references.

I'm busy shopping I don't have that time for you.

It says Ghana was at the bottom of the pile. Should Africa thank and congratulate you now?

Wuoche:
See how foolish you are. This is not BRT, this is just a bus that whenever there is traffic it get stuck there. BRT is a system and not just one component. Congratulations having a bus

good you said BRT is a system

We are running an advanced one which include smart traffic lights

Shhhh no more noise


Your country is a village filled with villagers

Just30:
good you said BRT is a system

We are running an advanced one which include smart traffic lights

Shhhh no more noise


Your country is a village filled with villagers

Lol

You need a break hobbit.

Just30:
you can view the video above


And bury your head in shame for your country

That's not BRT. Show me the BRT lanes and stations. I have never seen a BRT bus sharing lanes with bicycles and tuk tuk

gallivant:
It says Ghana was at the bottom of the pile. Should Africa thank and congratulate you now?

yes

And we competed among the best in the world

Unfortunately, you country couldn't meet the score to qualify.

Bury your head in shame your country isn't even up to scratch

gallivant:
Lol

You need a break hobbit.

zombie illiterate

Shhh

Wuoche:
I know you hate to see it that you're still much behind. Let's start with the the literacy rate.

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We are in 2021 Lol

Just30:
zombie illiterate

Shhh

You can't have BRT without dedicated lanes. What you have in hobbitopia is a bus service. Period.

Wuoche:
That's not BRT. Show me the BRT lanes and stations. I have never seen a BRT bus sharing lanes with bicycles and tuk tuk

we don't need a BRT lane especially when smart traffic signal is efficient.

Central Accra is the only place with BRT lanes because there, smart traffic systems wont be efficient there.


Your shame of a country up to now doesn't have a BRT shhh

gallivant:
You can't have BRT without dedicated lanes. What you have in hobbitopia is a bus service. Period.

yes you can have BRT without dedicated lanes when you operate smart traffic systems.



Your country still doesn't have a brt shhhhh


Zombie boy

Just30:
yes

And we competed among the best in the world

Unfortunately, you country couldn't meet the score to qualify.

Bury your head in shame your country isn't even up to scratch

You came last. You went there to win not to eat banku, and came last. There is no pride in coming in dead last.

Wuoche:
That's not BRT. Show me the BRT lanes and stations. I have never seen a BRT bus sharing lanes with bicycles and tuk tuk

gallivant:
You came last. You went there to win not to eat banku, and came last. There is no pride in coming in dead last.

your country did not qualify so it is the last
There is huge pride for your country to be picked as the best and be ranked among global champions.

Kenya did not qualify to be rank among champions


No more noise

Just30:
good you said BRT is a system

We are running an advanced one which include smart traffic lights

Shhhh no more noise


Your country is a village filled with villagers

You don't have any system, what I meant by the system are collection of things like.

BRT modified bus.
Special BRT lanes.
BRT stations.
BRT control area.

Show me any of the above apart from the long distance travel buses that you have.

Just30:
we don't need a BRT lane especially when smart traffic signal is efficient.

Central Accra is the only place with BRT lanes because there, smart traffic systems wont be efficient there.


Your shame of a country up to now doesn't have a BRT shhh

You don't have BRT, you don't have metro rail. You are backward, accept and move on.

OECD administer PISA - Ghana has never done them. They did TIMSS and came bottom...bottom. Worse than Botswana and South Africa. You can tell from how they argue here that clearly they got a raw deal education wise - from Pope in Vatican

Kenya standard out - only beaten by tiny islands like Mauritus.

Anyway this is good publication if you want to see assessment done on quality education
https://www.globalreadingnetwork.net/sites/default/files/media/file/Status%20of%20Early%20Grade%20Reading%20SSA%20to%20USAID.pdf

Ghana - , only 13% of public school pupils nationally were found to meet the minimum standards for literacy

Wuoche:
First your schools don't have buses.
Second there's no such ranking by OECD, if it's there you can post it.
Third, I knew all along that you will be making noise that's I was not expecting any evidence from you. All you are good at is talking without evidence.

The day Ghana will reach Kenya's level in terms of education please don't forget to tell me.

Wizzzzmike:
We are in 2021 Lol

Show us the one for 2021 in case you have it. We will remain with the world Bank figures until you show us the latest ranking. As for what's there
Kenya 82
Ghana 79

Wuoche:
You don't have any system, what I meant by the system are collection of things like.

BRT modified bus.
Special BRT lanes.
BRT stations.
BRT control area.

Show me any of the above apart from the long distance travel buses that you have.

We have the best BRT buses popularly used.
We don't need bus lanes when the buses can communicate with traffic signals and stay out of traffic.

We have BRT stations and BRT bus stops
All BRT buses are shcdule from the monitoring station for signals.

Shhhh

This is a comprehensive system

Kenya very high quality of education - can only be compared to few countries in Magreb and maybe Mauritus.In SACMEQ - In entire South Africa only the Western Cape province kid measure with average kenyan kids

Kenya
There have been many early grade reading assessments administered in Kenya over the past
10 years. This report focuses on seven studies for which sufficient information could be
obtained. These seven studies include four projects assessed via EGRA, SACMEQ, Uwezo,
and the Reading to Learn initiative. Because the SACMEQ (2007) and Uwezo (2009–2012)
results have previously been discussed, it is not necessary to repeat that information here,
except to note that Kenyan pupils consistently perform at the top of the pack on both
assessments.
In 2009, there was a four-language EGRA with 2,000 grade 3 pupils. Each pupil was assessed
in English and his or her mother tongue (i.e., Kiswahili, Gikuyu, or Dholuo). The results
showed ORF zero scores between 14% and 20% (Piper et al., 2010). Two years later, a
diagnostic EGRA in urban Nairobi found that only 6% of pupils were unable to correctly read
DERP – Status of Early Grade Reading in sub-Saharan Africa 19
a single word in the English passage as compared with 10% in Kiswahili (B. Piper, personal
communication, July 25, 2015).
From August 2011 until August 2014, more than 500 schools participated in the
USAID/Kenya Primary Math and Reading (PRIMR) Initiative. Baseline results from this
study (RTI International, 2015b) showed significantly higher zero scores than the previously
mentioned assessments because lower grades were assessed and because of differences in
sample populations. Specifically, ORF zero scores in English ranged from 68% pupils in
grade 1 to 30% in grade 2. In Kiswahili, zero scores ranged from 73% pupils in grade 1 to
35% in grade 2 (RTI International, 2014a). Effect sizes on PRIMR ORF from baseline to
endline were calculated in 2014 and are presented in Table 7. The table shows that there were
clearly larger effect sizes for English scores (as compared with Kiswahili), but that the
intervention produced significant increases in ORF for both languages.
Table 7. PRIMR Effect Sizes for ORF by Grade and Language
Grade English Kiswahili
1 0.47 0.28
2 0.50 0.39
The two-year Reading to Learn intervention study led by the Aga Khan Foundation found
that its five-step scaffolding approach to literacy only produced 0.08 standard deviation effect
gains in Kiswahili reading scores (Lucas et al., 2014). Kenya has also participated in a
Literacy Boost program, but the reading results are currently unavailable. In addition, Kenya
was one of the selected countries for the GEC initiative (previously discussed in this report).
Overall, pupils in Kenya have been found to perform better than most other countries in the
region and near the top of all sub-Saharan African countries.

Wizzzzmike:
We are in 2021 Lol

Show us the one for 2021 in case you have it. We will remain with the world Bank figures until you show us the latest ranking. As for what's there
Kenya 82
Ghana 79

gallivant:
You don't have BRT, you don't have metro rail. You are backward, accept and move on.

We have BRT and more rail services than your country.

Accra metro rail has been put on hold because it is not needed.

Your backward country is still sleeping in darkness
Villager

Shame

Just30:
your country did not qualify so it is the last
There is huge pride for your country to be picked as the best and be ranked among global champions.

Kenya did not qualify to be rank among champions


No more noise

There can only be one champion in any competition. That's why we laugh when we see hobbits trooping in the Olympics parade as if it's a banku eating competition.

rvp2018:
OECD administer PISA - Ghana has never done them. They did TIMSS and came bottom...bottom. Worse than Botswana and South Africa. You can tell from how they argue here that clearly they got a raw deal education wise - from Pope in Vatican

Kenya standard out - only beaten by tiny islands like Mauritus.

Anyway this is good publication if you want to see assessment done on quality education
https://www.globalreadingnetwork.net/sites/default/files/media/file/Status%20of%20Early%20Grade%20Reading%20SSA%20to%20USAID.pdf

Ghana - , only 13% of public school pupils nationally were found to meet the minimum standards for literacy

in Ghanaian language, only 13% of Ghanaian class 2 kids read and write in Ghanaian languages.


And the study was conducted in 2009
Fool

Just30:
We have BRT and more rail services than your country.

Accra metro rail has been put on hold because it is not needed.

Your backward country is still sleeping in darkness
Villager

Shame

My friend, stay off the drugs.

gallivant:
There can only be one champion in any competition. That's why we laugh when we see hobbits trooping in the Olympics parade as if it's a banku eating competition.

They selected champions from each continent


So it is a competition among champions


Shhhh
Illiterate

Zombie fool

gallivant:
My friend, stay off the drugs.

Changaaa is messing with your head


I am not friends with fools


Kenyans are the most stupid people on this forum
Dull bunch