As AI reshapes education, Ghana's future teachers are being told what technology cannot replace

WIRE — Artificial intelligence is changing the way people learn, work and communicate. But as technology becomes more common in classrooms, future teachers in Ghana are being reminded that teaching will require more than digital skills. They will need the ability to understand people. That was the message from Bosco Aboagye, a lecturer at St Monica's College

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