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22/09/2013
My session on 'THE DISCOURSE' with Jimi Disu
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08/09/2013
Helping The Shy Child
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I have been researching on ways to help shy children become less withdrawn and function easier in school. Educators are often faced...
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14/08/2013
How Building Robots Captivates Kids' Imaginations (Is School Enough?)
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When will we get here? I hope soon!
11/08/2013
Facebook, Twitter and YouTube - Useful for teachers and students in secondary and higher education
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Many Nigerian schools are yet to adopt the type of thinking required by the Internet era. There still exists the thinking that originated...
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07/08/2013
Cramming - A popular curse of education in Nigeria
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In education, cramming is the practice of working intensively to absorb large volumes of information and facts in short amounts of time...
02/08/2013
Let's blame ASUU --- university teachers
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I worry when we lose track of our needs, redirect blame and seemingly continue to chase shadows. Upon whose shoulders should the task of ...
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01/08/2013
8 ways parents discourage their kids from reading
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No parent intentionally tries to discourage their child from reading. But sometimes our actions do just that. Kids may be resilient, but ...
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31/07/2013
Ways to Encourage a Strong Reader and Writer
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Teachers don't expect kindergarteners to start reading and writing but they expect them to be good listeners, follow instructions a...
30/07/2013
Settling Over 10 million children
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Do we need to settle the millions of children that are out of school? absolutely! Here's partly how the Minister plans to do it. ...
23/07/2013
Five Holiday Indoor Activities to Explore with your Kids
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Parents and teachers alike worry about their students losing hard-earned skills over school breaks and even weekends. That's why so m...
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22/07/2013
The Benefits of Failure - Games : A 'game changer'
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Failure teaches and empowers us with great skills. Surprised? Don't be. Read this and I hope it helps us all to deal with any form ...
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18/07/2013
He hawked bread for 3 years...
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In his wildest imagination, he never believed he could be a university graduate, let alone a vice-chancellor. But Prof. Debo Adeyewa is...
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16/07/2013
Into the minds of 10-year old Nigerian kids
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Mr Jimi Disu and I I had the privilege of being on a radio program called 'The Discourse' with Mr Jimi Disu on Classic FM 97.3,...
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02/06/2013
How To Raise A Gifted Child
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In my usual researchers' mode, I stumbled on this and I knew instantly it was a 'must-share'. Now, I intend to do more of all th...
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14/05/2013
Watch this Inspiring Video: Kids don't learn from people they don't like
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Rita F. PIERSON inspires me. I love this speech. True! Kids don't learn from people they don't like. All learning com...
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05/05/2013
Watch This Video: How to Engage Under-performing Students
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A new sense of educational order needs to emerge in our schools such that there will be new relationships and interaction between teachers ...
04/05/2013
4 Common Pronunciation Mistakes That Could Drive One Crazy
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I read this from an education blogger called Shelley Emling and I was kind of surprised that the 'owners' of the language get it ...
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28/04/2013
Never Give In, Never Give In, Never Never Never!
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"Never give in. Never give in. Never, never, never, never — in nothing, great or small, large or petty — never give in, except to convi...
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26/04/2013
Big Big Words! Vanity upon Vanity
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From a page on this blog - Anecdotes of My Day... constitutes my daily experiences. link Big, Big Words! Doing a lot of reading recen...
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20/04/2013
Is the teaching of handwriting still important in this technology driven age?
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Is handwriting still important? Educators are saying that basic handwriting skills are still necessary for success in schooling and life....
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