Ghana has recorded one of its best performances in the teaching and learning of mathematics at the second cycle level, following the release of the 2019/2020 West Africa Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) result of the first batch of Free Senior High School (FSHS) students in Accra.
An analysis of results released by Ghana Education Service (GES) over the weekend indicated that out of the over 370,000 students who took part in the exams, more than 243,904 representing 65.71per cent, secured between A1 and C6 in mathematics.
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