After COVID-19, I believe education in Ghana and the mode of knowledge transmission must greatly transform. We were taken aback when the president gave the restriction directives indicating temporal school closures. Currently, efforts are being made with calls for proposals on how the restrictions can be lifted. One can only hope that the safety protocols would strictly be followed with headteachers submitting some form of measures to the education directorate for further directives. The adage, "to be forewarned is to be forearmed" became real as majority of us were not well tooled in how to remotely engage our students. In most cases, even contacts including social media handles of guardians and parents of our students. This of course has made it difficult to stay in touch with many of our cherished students. Only a handful could contact us for some form of coaching in order to keep pace with academic work. In advanced countries, teachers are able to connect to students easi...