African children represent the hope of the continent, and I say this with all theconfidence that I can muster. I am certain of this because, of the 1.3 billion peopleon the continent, 50% are young people and children below the age of 18. Sadly,most of

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Spanish writer and philosopher, George Santayana, is attributed with the quote,“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” Sadly, this isthe case for our country, Nigeria. We have made so many mistakes, over, and over,and over again, all because of our utter

I spent the better part of last week interviewing kids in my neighborhood. Thesekids were between the ages of 4 and 9 and my major question to them was: ‘Whatwould you like to be in future?’ Of the 14 kids that I asked, 10 said

Blended learning is the future. You don’t agree? Well, hear me out. As you know, traditional learning methods; that is, the brick-and-mortar learning system where students are made to learn in schools, have their advantages. These advantages are detailed in the article ‘Homeschooling: Why and

Learners all over the world have struggled to remember what they studied for time immemorial. Whether it is studying for a test, quiz, presentation, or even an informal cause, remembering what you’ve studied is a sure way of blowing away your competition or getting top

Ayo sat on the stairway leading to his house, looking petrified. He had scored 2 outof 15 in the day’s math test and knew exactly what awaited him in the house. Thelast time this happened, he received the beating of his life. He shuddered when