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By Melissa Kelly “Every teacher should realize the dignity of his calling.” The philosopher and reformer John Dewey made this statement in categorizing teaching
By Derrick Meador The following list is a general set of rules that every teacher should live by. These rules encompass all facets of
By Derrick Meador Inspiration can come from anywhere. This morning I was telling my seven-year-old son that I had to write an article. I told
Referral is a means of increasing patronage in any business. Referral is unrealistic if products are below quality. This is the reality in all
By Karen Schweitzer Curriculum design is a term used to describe the purposeful, deliberate, and systematic organization of curriculum (instructional blocks) within a class
By Karen Schweitzer If you have left teaching behind, or if you are thinking about doing so, you will probably be happy to hear
By Timothy Ivo The basic school system in Japan is composed of elementary school (lasting six years), middle school (three years), high school (three
By Derrick Meador Are you thinking about becoming a teacher? The truth is that it is not for everyone. It is a difficult
By Derrick Meador The relationship between a teacher and principal can be polarizing at times. A principal by nature has to be different things
Written by Melissa Kelly What do students, parents, administrators and the community really expect of teachers? Obviously, teachers must educate students in certain academic
All primary school pupils and secondary school students are currently in school as the second academic term begins. In most schools, academic activities commence
Of all the women in the world Oprah Winfrey is a standout. She is a perfect blend of the beauty and brain. Hers is
A skill we learn as a child is the ability to play together, and the need for this skill does not fade away as
Linda Ikeji has been conferred with an honorary doctorate degree from Trinity International University, Georgia for her work in media in Africa. The popular blogger
We keep asking the question: How can industry and universities work together to better prepare our graduates for employment? In the absence of answer
Why do we need education in our life? Have you ever asked yourself the question? Perhaps you had when you were feeling bored in
Nexford has closed a seed round of $4 million in its quest to build a next-generation learning experience, designed to bridge the gap between
Alvan Ikoku (the man whose face is on the Ten Naira note) easily ranks among the most outstanding educationists Nigeria has ever produced. He
Matriculation is the formal process of entering a university, or of becoming eligible to enter after fulfilling certain requirements. Within the past few days
The Cross River State Secondary School Cultural Festival and Poetry, an event being organized by the Cross River State Ministry of Culture and Tourism
