Your Nigerian education blogspot.
Pages
(Move to ...)
Home
Contact Me
Teacher Tips
Parent Tips
▼
18/10/2012
Britain revises 'History' lessons while Nigeria removes 'History' lessons in secondary schools.
›
I wrote a piece about the removal of History as a subject in our secondary schools. (see ' EDU-INFO: REALLY? NO MORE HISTORY!' ...
3 comments:
15/10/2012
Curriculum Chaos --- The students get confused
›
Just as the world has become more sophisticated in other spheres; so has significant changes taken place in education management. Insuffici...
2 comments:
13/10/2012
TELL-A-VISION - The 'Nicki Minaj' and company influence
›
Am I repeating the TV issue? I guess I just can't help it! The nudity I see in music videos these days.....I cannot shout! How about t...
2 comments:
08/10/2012
Myth buster: Am I stuck with the same IQ all my life? NO!
›
Many people think of IQ as a genetic trait like eye color, something you're born with and stuck with for life.....? But mounting e...
1 comment:
05/10/2012
WORLD'S TEACHERS' DAY
›
To all the wonderful Teachers spread across the globe, I say HAPPY TEACHERS' DAY to you all! Your efforts in grooming the world is c...
3 comments:
Bill to restrict children of office holders from studying abroad?
›
Very funny! Sometimes, our politicians make us look like we are all illiterates. Where is the place of this bill on our scale of priority ...
2 comments:
03/10/2012
When Technology becomes a family friend. Can it be good?
›
Technology has made the world “smaller”, making it easy to know what is happening continents away. We now have access to more informatio...
1 comment:
01/10/2012
Sights and Sounds of the Independence Day Celebrations - LIS Style!
›
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY NIGERIA! It is my sincere wish that the right decisions are taken for the right reasons at the right time. Nigeria ca...
2 comments:
29/09/2012
Independence Day and My Child
›
My oldest child is now 7 years old and is beginning to ask too many deep questions. Everything must make sense to him! He asks, "why ...
7 comments:
28/09/2012
Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing. Start well, start early!
›
All young children should experience a feeling of success and pride from early years in their reading and writing exercises. Children ...
25/09/2012
Punishments OR Positive Reinforcements. Which one works?
›
Many tutors, relatives and parents find themselves battling with ways of modifying behavior in children. A lot of us think that going down...
4 comments:
23/09/2012
Introducing your CELEBUTORS™ and CELEBRIKIDS™
›
Just like Oprah, I love and celebrate teachers. That is why it's no surprise to me that I became one; but a good number of people wh...
22/09/2012
Does preschool matter? The little Einsteins' case file
›
Again, another group of preschoolers being asked to label the parts of a plant! I keep hearing these things and I am amazed at how young...
4 comments:
20/09/2012
Does 'texting' put grammar at risk?...txt, 2day, fone etc
›
Almost everyone who sends text messages tends to occasionally or frequently as the case may be, use shorthand or a variety of abbreviatio...
2 comments:
19/09/2012
The blacks and blues may fade away but hidden scars won't go away.
›
"Why me?"....the cry of a woman whose child had just been raped. The occurrence of these kinds of issues is seemingly on the ...
2 comments:
16/09/2012
Looming Teachers' Strike
›
The Chairman, National Union of Teachers, Lagos Chapter, Mr. Samson Idowu, has said teachers will go on an indefinite strike come Septe...
15/09/2012
School fees on the rise - The 'BUSINESS' of Education
›
Reviewing this trend and I'm yet to 'get the hang of it' (as my son would say). Many years ago, our parents paid reasonable sch...
2 comments:
14/09/2012
Brighter days ahead! Basic-9 Subjects revised.
›
Brighter days ahead LC readers! I sincerely hope that this is carried through a detailed and committed process that will involve well-equip...
1 comment:
12/09/2012
Chinese colonization: Lagos state introduces Mandarin language in public schools' curriculum.
›
It is no more news that Lagos State has announced plans to introduce Mandarin (Chinese language) in her public schools' curriculum s...
3 comments:
‹
›
Home
View web version