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0% CPP at Mahon School B in 2017 vs. 100% Success for Evenge Harouna in 2023

From 0% to 100%:⁣ The Inspiring Journey of Harouna ​Traoré, ‌the ‍Teacher Who ​defied the Odds

it’s ⁤7:30 a.m. in Orodara, a city in Burkina Faso. The ‌morning chill bites as we mount‍ a motorcycle,persistent to cover the 76 kilometers to our destination. The ‍journey is grueling—dusty roads, uneven terrain, and nearly three hours of ⁣travel. But nothing could deter us from meeting Harouna Traoré,a ⁤school teacher whose story is⁣ nothing short of exceptional. ‍

Harouna Traoré, a married ⁢father of six, has ‍been teaching ​as 2006. His career has⁤ been a rollercoaster‌ of challenges and triumphs. ⁢In 2017,‍ he faced one of his toughest⁣ battles: a ‌CM2 ‍class‌ in Mahon where every student failed the CPP⁤ (Certificat de Primaire) exam. The results were​ devastating—0% success. Yet, just⁢ a few years later,⁢ Harouna achieved the unimaginable: a 100%⁣ pass rate​ at Spopogohiri Public School in 2023.

The ⁢struggle‍ in Mahon ⁤

When Harouna arrived in Mahon in 2014, he was tasked with teaching⁣ a​ CM2 class. From the very beginning, he knew something was wrong.”I said to my principal that we have a serious problem with‍ this class,” he ⁤recalls. The students were ‍struggling ⁢immensely. “Honestly,⁢ the children had a lot of difficulty,” he admits.

Harouna poured his⁤ heart into his work, staying with the⁣ children until 6 or 7​ p.m. daily.”I made everything to get back on the ‌way,” he says. Despite his⁤ efforts,the 2017 CPP results were a ​harsh blow. The class‌ scored 0%, a stark reminder of ‌the​ systemic challenges ‌in education.

A ⁤Turnaround in Spopogohiri

After Mahon, ‌Harouna moved to Spopogohiri Public School.Here,he⁢ found ​a renewed sense of⁢ purpose. With 54 students ​in his morning session, he implemented innovative teaching strategies, focusing on individual needs and fostering a supportive ⁢learning surroundings.‍ His dedication‍ paid ‍off. In‍ 2023, ‍his class achieved a ⁤100% pass rate in the CPP exam—a feat⁤ that made headlines​ and⁢ inspired educators​ across the‍ region. ⁤

The ⁤Man Behind the Success

Harouna’s journey⁤ is a‌ testament⁢ to resilience and passion.Married with six children,he has faced personal and professional challenges head-on. His teaching philosophy is simple yet profound: ⁢”I made everything to get back on the way.”

Key Milestones in Harouna’s Career ​

| Year | Location ⁤ | Achievement ⁣ ‌​ ‍ |
|———-|———————-|————————————-|
| 2014 ⁢ |⁣ Mahon ⁢ ‍ ⁢ ⁤ | faced 0% CPP pass ‌rate ⁣​ ⁣ ‍ ​ | ‌
| 2023 |⁤ Spopogohiri ‍ | Achieved 100% CPP pass rate ​​ |⁣
| 2006 ‌ | Orodara | Began teaching career ​ |

Harouna’s ⁢story is a beacon of hope in the education sector. It highlights ‌the transformative power of dedication and innovative teaching​ methods. As ⁤he continues to inspire his students and peers, Harouna Traoré proves that​ even the most ​daunting challenges can be overcome with perseverance⁤ and heart.

For more insights into innovative teaching strategies, explore this study on the evolution of pedagogical​ approaches.

Harouna’s journey reminds⁤ us that every child deserves a chance to⁤ succeed—and‍ that one⁤ teacher’s determination can make all the difference.From 0% to ‌100%: Harouna Traoré’s Inspiring Journey in ​education

In‌ a small town where ⁤community and education intertwine, Harouna Traoré’s story stands as a testament to resilience and ⁤dedication.⁤ Once faced with a daunting ‍0% outcome,‌ Traoré ⁢has now achieved a remarkable 100% success rate in his teaching career, proving that perseverance truly pays⁣ off.⁣

A Turning Point in Samogohiri

The journey began in 2018 when Harouna⁢ Traoré was⁤ assigned to Samogohiri, a town where he felt compelled to be close to his ailing father. “I wanted ‌to go to my house ⁤in Samogohiri because my father was unwell, and I wanted to be next to him,” he explained. This move marked a pivotal moment in his career. ‌

At the time, Traoré faced meaningful challenges. His​ initial results were disheartening, with a 0%‌ success rate‌ in his class. However, instead of⁣ giving up, ‍he⁢ doubled down on his efforts. “I came to find a situation ‌and ‌tried to​ get back on⁤ the way, but ‌I couldn’t.​ I⁣ did my best, this product is⁤ up to all,” he⁤ reflected. ⁤

The ⁣Road to Redemption

Traoré’s determination bore fruit in 2023 when his class achieved a 100% success rate at⁤ the‍ CPP (Certificat ​de ‍Participation Primaire). “I was happy with the​ outcome,” he‍ shared. “Because I told myself that what I even had more energy. I didn’t relent, I had to continue to work‍ so that people knew it’s an‍ event that⁢ happened.”⁤ ‍

His success was not just a personal‍ victory ‍but also a source of inspiration ‌for his community. ‍Traoré credits his hierarchy ​for their support, particularly the recognition he received from the Department of ⁤Pre-school, Primary, and Informal Education. “This identification certificate means everything to me,” he said. ⁤

A Legacy in ‍the Making

Today, Harouna Traoré continues to teach in ⁣Samogohiri, ​holding the⁢ CP1 class. His goal is ⁤to maintain the 100% success rate ⁣through to the ⁤CM2 level. Beyond teaching, he dreams of⁤ retiring to⁤ a life of ⁢cattle breeding⁤ in Samogohiri, leaving behind ⁣a legacy of hard ⁢work and dedication.

As the international community prepares to celebrate the International Day of Education on January 24,2025,Traoré’s story​ serves ⁣as a powerful reminder of the impact of ⁤perseverance. “Only work pays,” he emphasized. To fellow teachers, he offers ​this ​advice: “Undertake this role because it is a ‌beautiful role.

Key‍ Highlights‌ of⁣ Harouna Traoré’s Journey

| ‌ Year | Milestone | Outcome |
|———-|—————|————-| ‌
| ‍2018 | ⁤assigned ⁢to Samogohiri⁢ | ⁢0% ⁢success rate |
| 2023 | achieved 100% at CPP | Personal and professional triumph | ​⁣
|⁢ 2025 ‌ |⁤ International Day of Education | Inspiration for educators worldwide ​|

Harouna Traoré’s story is a beacon of hope, proving ⁣that with determination and support, even the most challenging circumstances can be overcome. His​ journey reminds us that ⁤education is⁣ not just about results but about the lives it transforms along‌ the ‌way.

Reported‌ by ​Abdoul-Karim​ Etienne Sannoon, back⁤ from Orodara.

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