PLEASE READ CAREFULLY: This article “Recovery Schools Term 2 Lesson Plans to Download” is to explain to teachers who did 8 weeks of recovery, the lessons they should download from our lesson plan link [TERM TWO LESSON PLANS]
In term one of the academic year, each public school teacher taught his or her respective level 8 weeks of the previous level thus (Term 3) and 4 weeks of the current level (Team 1).
Using 12 weeks of teaching as an example in this new second term, teachers may continue with this arrangement.
This will require 8 weeks lessons from term one and 4 weeks from term 2 lessons. This will add up to 12 weeks.
Using Basic 2 as an example, the teacher will teach Basic two lessons for term 1 starting from Week 5 up to week 12 (that will be 8 weeks). The next four weeks lessons will be basic two-term 2 lessons from week 1 to week 4.
Find attached a suggested schedule for each class from KG1 to basic 6. Kindly note that this is a suggestion and not information emanating from the Ghana Education Service.
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