GES REVERTS TO OLD ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR BASIC SCHOOLS


 GES REVERTS TO OLD ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR BASIC SCHOOLS .

The image does not accurately represent the headline. The headline mentions the Ghana Education Service (GES) reverting to an old academic calendar for basic schools, but the image shows students using tablets and wearing masks, which suggests a modern and technology-integrated learning environment. There is no visible connection between the image and the headline's topic of reverting to an old academic calendar.

    The image evokes a sense of curiosity and engagement among the students, as they are actively participating in a learning activity. The use of tablets and masks suggests a modern and safe learning environment, which may evoke feelings of comfort and security. The overall atmosphere appears to be one of focused learning and exploration.

    The image appears to be a genuine photograph of students in a classroom setting. However, the text overlay, including the headline "GES reverts to old academic calendar for basic schools" and the timestamp "14 hours ago," suggests that the image may have been edited or manipulated for use as a news article or social media post. The image itself does not show any obvious signs of manipulation, but the added text indicates that it has been used for a specific purpose beyond its original context

    The image does not appear to be directly related to the headline "GES reverts to old academic calendar for basic schools." The image shows students using tablets and wearing masks, which suggests a modern and technology-integrated learning environment. This disconnect between the image and the headline may affect the storytelling by creating confusion or distraction for the reader. A more relevant image would help to support and illustrate the story, making it more engaging and effective in conveying the message.

    The image does not add depth to the story or reinforce the headline. Instead, it appears to be unrelated to the topic of reverting to an old academic calendar. The image shows students using tablets and wearing masks, which suggests a modern and technology-integrated learning environment. This disconnect between the image and the headline creates confusion and distraction, rather than adding depth or reinforcing the story. A more relevant image would be needed to effectively support and illustrate the story.

    Yes, a different image could change a reader's perception of the news. An image that directly relates to the topic of reverting to an old academic calendar, such as a photo of a calendar, a classroom with traditional teaching materials, or students engaged in activities relevant to the new calendar, could:


1. Provide context

2. Enhance understanding

3. Increase engagement

4. Influence reader's emotional response


A relevant image would help readers better understand the story and its implications, potentially altering their perception of the news.

         Without access to other news outlets' coverage, I can only provide general insights. Typically, comparisons to other coverage of the same story would consider factors like:


1. Tone: Is the tone similar or different?

2. Emphasis: What aspects of the story are highlighted?

3. Imagery: Are similar images used, or do they differ?

       The story about the Ghana Education Service (GES) reverting to an old academic calendar for basic schools could have cultural and societal implications, particularly in Ghana. Potential significance:


1. Educational impact: Changes in academic calendars can affect students', teachers', and parents' schedules and planning.

2. Policy implications: The decision might reflect broader educational policies or priorities.

3. Community relevance: The change could influence local communities, especially in rural areas.




SOURCE:MYJOYONLINE 

OLGA SOGODO

BABJ28069 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Bawumia’s early call: A speed Bump in Ghana’s Election Results

Image
  The former Tamale central MP , Inusah Fuseni has blamed Dr Mahamudu Bawumia’s early concession in the 2024 general election for the widespread failure to complete the collation of parliamentary results. He argued that the New patriotic party (NPP) flagbearer’s premature congratulatory message to the National Democratic Congress(NDC) John Dramani Mahama disrupted the electoral commission’s (EC) collation process leading to apathy and confusion at many centers speaking on citi tv’s The Big Issue on Saturday 12 July 2025 , Mr fuseni noted that at the time of Dr Bawumia’s concession, the EC was still collating both presidential and parliamentary results nationwide, his action rendered activities at the collation centers moot. Nobody paid attention to the parliamentary results again, he said adding that the move directly affected constituencies like Ablekuma North where a rerun was held in 19 polling stations on 11 July 2025 .Mr fuseni further pointed to other affected constituencies ...
Read more

A New Era Of Floods Has Arrived . America isn't prepared

Image
A Washington post investigation reveals why few people evacuated in the state hit hardest by last year's deadliest disaster Natalie Newman believed she had done everything she could to get ready for Helene .Before the Hurricane carved a path of destruction across the southeast in late september ,she assumed it would be like other storms she would experienced in five years of living in Asheville,North Carolina .So Newman took her usual precautions packing a go bag ,stocking up on food ,moving her car uphill from her apartment on the banks of the Swannanoa River When Newman's phone buzzed with a flesh flood warning the night before the storm hit, she skimmed the text .This is a dangerous and life threatening situation . Do not attempt to travel unless you are fleeing an area subject to flooding or under an evacuation order .Then the artist returned to the painting she was working on . Let's analyze the image and the headline 'A new era of floods has arrived America isn...
Read more

GNAT'S President Champions Parliamentary safeguards for PTA's

Image
  Now let analyze  The image Myjoyonline gave did not featured the GNAT president but rather image of people in a hall , who is the main figure mentioned in the headline it was the GNAT president Rev Isaac Owusu .This disconnect leave readers wondering how the image relates to the headline.An image of the GNAT president like what I provide addressing the people in the hall would have make sense to the reader  The image of people in a hall evokes a sense of community , discussion ,or anticipation , depending on their expressions and the atmosphere of the hall.If the people appear engaged or concerned , it might suggest a sense of urgency or importance related to the legislation . Thw image seen as biased or not fully representative because it doesn't show the GNAT president ,who is central to the headline . This omission could frame the story in a way that focuses more on community or attendees rather than the leadership or initiative of the president The composition of th...
Read more