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Being dyslexic can be such a challenge, both for the student and for teachers. This is because not only will a dyslexic student struggle with reading and understanding school work, the teachers themselves will also have troubles teaching such a student. There is also the possibility of such student being bullied by other things who […]
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In today’s job market, a good set of employability skills is what will most likely help you get you a job and keep such. Employers are always on the lookout for candidates who possess such skills. Unfortunately, there is a dearth of skill labour in Nigeria today; a major problem. It is interesting however to
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Good teachers always look out for new ways to be innovative and become better teachers. This because to become a better teacher, it is essential to continually try new in the classroom. One of the best ways to be innovative is go on trainings, research, read peer reviews and keep abreast with what your counterparts
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There is a science behind goal-setting and that science works with one law which is that when you set goals, you subconsciously invest yourself into achieving such goals. Your brain believes that obtaining this goal is an essential part of who you are; hence the subconscious [fusion_builder_container hundred_percent=”yes” overflow=”visible”][fusion_builder_row][fusion_builder_column type=”1_1″ background_position=”left top” background_color=”” border_size=”” border_color=””
Setting Realistic Goals as Students: What does it Really Mean? Read More »
2017 began some twenty days ago, and I will not be surprised that since then many students are yet to organize their study plans. As a matter of fact, some do not even know what a study plan is much less how to organize such. So let me briefly explain what a study plan is
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Let us face the truth for a minute; shall we? It is every teenager’s dream to attend a tertiary institution. But then going to the university can be quite a big challenge; in spite of the excitement. It is probably the first time you are leaving your family behind and going to a really far
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It is very important for teachers to have positive and solid relationships with their students because that is one of the surest ways to ensure that the actual teaching and learning process really takes place. Observe a teacher who is beloved by his/her students and you will see how well the students will perform in
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School typically make provisions for extra curricular activities. And inasmuch as said provisions are good (talk about debates, quiz and excursions), there is still need to incorporate a whole lot of other things into the mix. That is why I have come up with a few suggestions as you shall see below. Interestingly, these suggestions
Practical Education: Here are a few things Schools should encourage Students to do Read More »
Recently, I read the very interesting article by Harvard Business School’s Professor, Clay Christensen in the January Edition of Harvard Business Review. It is a masterpiece on innovation in Africa and a must-read for anyone who is doing business on the continent. The lessons were particularly profound for me, especially as a Nigerian who truly
This is probably a rather controversial topic considering the arguments for and against the decision to prohibit kids from speaking vernacular in schools and sometimes even at home. Regardless of the controversy, multiple award-winning Nigerian novelist, Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani penned an interesting essay discussing the experiences she had growing up when her parents banned her
Opinion: Should Children be prohibited from speaking their Native Languages? Read More »
