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Our fourth module of our self-paced course "Menstruation in a Global Context: Addressing Policies and Practice" focuses on MHH in low-resource settings and highlights learning from India and Uganda! 🔗 https://bit.ly/3SxL3GI

On the recent episode of Jasiri, our hosts discuss the need for a robust education system in Nigeria that keeps students within its borders. Click here to watch the full video: https://lnkd.in/dUZek7t4

Generally, Canadians have a high level of confidence in post-secondary institutions and those who teach at them. Find out more about the opinions and attitudes of Canadians towards PSE and academic staff in the latest edition of the Bulletin: https://lnkd.in/eiQbFKyM

Our media outfits in Nigeria can do better -I was live at the JAMB POLICY MEETING IN ABUJA to set the tone for tertiary institutions admissions and JAMB or FG never set a cut-off mark - they gave each tertiary institution an opportunity to set and submit their own cut-off marks and it was adopted at this policy meeting for 2024 admissions. Here is proof and it is just one picture of several I took for other tertiary institutions that was adopted yesterday. Our media outlets are either lazy or simply being sensational for click baits because nowhere did JAMB set a cut-off score. Lastly, the 140 score set by most private universities is simply for economic reason so they are able to attract customers whose score fall within that bracket and I can tell you for free that a JAMB score isn’t a reflection of one’s future potential. At the high school level, we can admit all cadre of students so why can’t the same be for private universities that don’t mind your low JAMB scores but have a better and more robust process that can mould these students to become successful in future. We should stop sharing ignorant statements or comments including the fact that we are sharing false click bait oriented news. Ndubuisi Ekekwe

An authentic and reliable report comes every year about status of education in Pakistan, very helpful for concerneds''. https://lnkd.in/dpX9nGuJ #ASER #ITA #Education #Pakistan #Annualreports

NEW today on Wonkhe: Tetiana Vakulenko and Ivan Yuriychuk explain how Ukraine is addressing quality and standards challenges in the school system – in hopes UK schools quality experts can help @TataVakulenko https://lnkd.in/eqK8Dx6u

More outstanding scholarship conducted by the American University of Nigeria faculty. In this article read more about Dr. Sirajo Yahaya and about his work with other colleagues on an investigation of Jaggi-Suzuki-type hybrid contractions. #AUNigeria https://lnkd.in/dkk4GY-U

Watch our President in action discussing the recent challenges with the 2024 JAMB results.