Under-teaching blamed for poor results in Pallisa schools

Omutuju highlighted a concerning example of inadequate teaching, noting that only 23 out of 40 science lessons were taught in one school term.

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Pallisa DEO, Ronald Omutuju speaking to teachers. (Photos by Emmanuel Alomu)

By NewVision Reporter

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#Academic performance #Primary schools #Pallisa #Ronald Omutujju #District Education Officer

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Educationists in Pallisa have identified loopholes leading to poor academic performance in primary schools in the district.

Ronald Omutujju, the Pallisa District Education Officer, stated that

Under-teaching blamed for poor results in Pallisa schools

Omutuju highlighted a concerning example of inadequate teaching, noting that only 23 out of 40 science lessons were taught in one school term.

Pallisa DEO, Ronald Omutuju speaking to teachers. (Photos by Emmanuel Alomu)

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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