In a bid to protect some languages against extinction, the Kogi State government has approved a curriculum for the teaching and learning of Igala and Ebira languages. This was stated at 45th yearly convention of Yoruba language teachers in the basic, secondary and tertiary institutions across the country. While commending the initiative, the state’s Commissioner […]
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After 30 years of teaching undergraduates, masters, and PhD students at brick and mortar schools to online institutions, I have seen many different types of students. There seem to be a number of things that students learn in K-12 education that end up hurting their growth as scholars and creative members of society. I’ve broken
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Stakeholders in the education sector met in Kano State on Monday 26th August, 2019 for the introduction of the School-Based Management Committee-School Improvement Programme, (SBMC-SIP) a federal government programme aimed at improving the standard of basic education in the country. The event, which took place at Coronation Hall, Government House in Kano, was attended by
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I have had opportunities to discuss at length with couple of students over the years. And I can tell that when it comes to subjects of natural interest, not many like mathematics. Not to dispute that there are few exceptions that do not just like it but they love it. But still, they are like
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