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13/11/2014
Why do children steal?
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Children develop stealing habits from a pretty young age. Their little fingers tend to be sticky, allowing foreign objects to mysteriousl...
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08/11/2014
How to Help Your Child Build Strong Comprehension Skills - Parents
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Comprehension is the ability to understand and interprete what is read. For your child to be able to accurately understand written materi...
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01/11/2014
#Ebola Free as Literacy Saves the Day
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What does it mean to be literate today? Today, literacy includes developing the skills to navigate digital media, exploring ideas from gl...
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17/10/2014
11 Reasons Not to Ban Chewing Gum From Your Class (Hint: It's an Awesome Tool for Exploration!)
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I read this and immediately thought to share with you. What a fun and interesting use of one of the things teachers mostly dislike ...
05/10/2014
Celebrate! World Teachers' Day 2014 : Invest in the Future, Invest in Teachers
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Today, the world celebrates teachers as the future investment . In our usual manner, we dedicate a poem to all teachers around the wo...
01/10/2014
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY! Nigeria: Through the Lens of the School Teacher
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Happy Independence Day to every Nigerian from The Learning Craft. My thoughts today are focused on what our future is looking like ...
08/09/2014
Today is International Literacy Day!
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The theme of this year's celebration is "Literacy for All." Literacy is a human right and the basis for lifelong ...
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28/08/2014
What To Do As School Resumption Dates Are Postponed!
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Due to the importance of the need to contain the spread of the dreaded #EbolaVirus, the federal government has moved the resumption dat...
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05/08/2014
Zero-Tolerance Policies Don't Make Schools Safer
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I would support zero-tolerance policies in schools only if they properly serve as a deterrent to an infectious spread of misdemeanour. ...
17/07/2014
The Power of Visual Aids - Don't Blame Yourself!
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Please study the picture above. It is interesting to see how beautifully this infographic displays perhaps the most important f...
15/07/2014
School Test Scores Tell Us Very Little
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A letter from a discerning BarrowFord School in United Kingdom to their pupils. "Please find enclosed your end of KS2 test resul...
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26/06/2014
What can the business community do to support education?
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"In business, we rarely have the luxury of making an investment decision with as much evidence as we have to support the economic ...
17/06/2014
Bursting Education Myths - Myth 2: Homework Boosts Achievement
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There is no evidence that this is true. In Finland, students have higher achievement with little or no homework and shorter school ho...
15/06/2014
The Joys and Benefits of Cursive Handwriting - Cynthia Dagnal-Myron
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As a writer and former English teacher I sensed this. But now, science agrees with me. Yes, it's official. The New York Times say...
10/06/2014
Bursting Education Myths : Myth1 Teachers are the Most Important Influence
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It has become very important for educators around the world to tell truths concerning the effectiveness of our education. We are...
06/06/2014
Save the Date: Day of the African Child
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The world is standing in support of our children's safe stay in schools on the 16th of June 2014. Programs will be held and you are ...
27/05/2014
Happy Children's Day
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Even though this is hard to say easily because we should be flying our flags at a half mast in honour of the abducted girls, we still cel...
25/05/2014
Thinking About the Girls
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At the heart of any education planner's job is one of the most important aspects of the school environment - safety. It is the ...
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