Mogoditshane JSS Classes Overflowing

Monday, September 11, 2017

Godiraone Gothaang PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Mogoditshane Junior Secondary School administration is decrying large class sizes, which have become a hindrance to effective teaching and learning. The school head, Godiraone Gothaang has attributed this problem to population influx in the city and peripheral areas such as Mogoditshane.

He added even parents who come from places closer to the capital opt to have their children enrolled in Mogoditshane JSS, and others nearer Gaborone.

“Their reasoning is that it is most convenient for them to check on learners when they are here as opposed to say when they study in a place like Molepolole,” Gothaang said.

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Mogoditshane JSS Classes Overflowing

Mogoditshane Junior Secondary School administration is decrying large class sizes, which have become a hindrance to effective teaching and learning. The school head, Godiraone Gothaang has attributed this problem to population influx in the city and peripheral areas such as Mogoditshane.

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