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English Writing — Course Reader

DAS · THE EFFECTIVE WRITING TOOLKIT

English Language Writing Skills

By Danso Kwasi Nti Samuel (DAS). Study the complete course source, examine every model and practise alongside Professor Jarvis.

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Sample Rejoinder

                                                                          Das Standard School
                                                                                    P.O. Box 5,
                                                                                         Accra,
                                                                                        Ghana.
                                                                            20th August 2024
The Editor,
The Daily Times,
45 Independence Avenue,
Accra,
Ghana.
Dear editor,
Reference: Response to the article titled “The State of Education in Ghana,” published in
The Daily Times on 15th August 2024.
I am writing to address several inaccuracies in the article titled “The State of Education in

Ghana,” published in The Daily Times on 15th August 2024. While the article raises some

valid concerns, it overlooks important facts that provide a more balanced view of the

situation.

Firstly, the claim that rural schools lack access to qualified teachers is misleading. According

to the Ministry of Education’s latest report, over 70% of rural schools have seen an increase

in teacher recruitment, with many newly qualified teachers choosing to work in these areas.

Furthermore, the article’s assertion that educational funding has decreased is incorrect. In

fact, the national budget for education has increased by 15% this year, with a significant

portion allocated to infrastructure development in underprivileged areas.

I hope that by addressing these points, the public will have a more accurate understanding

of the current state of education in Ghana. I trust that this rejoinder will be published to

provide a balanced perspective.

Yours faithfully,

Kwame Asante