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In our latest blog, Adeniyi discusses how PBL methodology surpasses rote learning.
PBL offers hands-on learning and 21st-century skill development. Check out the blog on our website and share your thoughts! 😊
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The unique context of each society should be taken into account in the education that their young learners are exposed to.
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Powerful words from Ghana's Education Minister! Critical thinking, innovation, creativity & collaboration should be at the forefront of our education system here in Nigeria. Outdated academic biased curriculums will not prepare our children for the world that they growing up in. – at Ikoyi, Nigeria
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Another one is coming up this Thursday!
In this session, we will discuss and share tips on how to manage learning environments with non-Nigerian or non-English speaking learners. @ Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria instagram.com/p/Ci5w7vYsC-X/…
In the same way that a bespoke dress fits better because the fashion designer used the exact measurement of the wearer, learners will get the most out of learning activities if they are tailored towards what the learners are already interested in.
When you understand your children, then you would be able to facilitate learning experiences for them, in the way that you think they can relate with the most.
We were exposed to different tips on how to build and strengthen relationships with learners. One of the best ways is to put ourselves in their shoes; think and play like them, and don't be afraid of things getting a little messy every now and them.
In summary, be a child!
