Thandulwazi Maths and Science Academy’s Post

https://lnkd.in/d8XqNv26 Intentionality in Education. Eric made a valid and eye-opening point about the artificial dividing line between formal and informal education. He touched on intentionality in both systems.I want to extend his point a bit. Every design of education has an intention. Before colonialism and till today apprenticeship and oral traditions were to replicate our skills and worldview in the next generation. When the missionaries arrived, education was to replicate their worldview and faith in us. As colonialism followed immediately after, education was to glorify “westerness” to us and devalue our form of education. Post colonialism, education was designed to instil nationalism. Today, I cannot tell you the purpose of the present design in Nigeria, but the results are: disunity, unemployability and brain drain to mention a few. What kind of education is your child getting? What's the design? If you are concerned about your child's schooling, talk to us at Edupaedia, we believe and offer services for personalised learning at home. talktous@childmindersng.com 07037701335 #parenting #homeschooling #homeschoolinginnigeria #alternativeeducation Credit@eric_gugua

Episode 05 of The Ekklesia Project discusses how education can be a mission field. Tune in to learn more about the impact education can have in spreading the message of the Gospel. 📹 | Watch full episode here: https://lnkd.in/eTad4n47 #TheEkklesiaProject | #PossessingtheNations

What do the children in the Longitidinal Study of Indigenous Children aspire to do after school? We finish our report by giving children the last word. How incredible that so many children would like to be a teacher! How can we keep those dreams alive and realised over time? Full report here. https://lnkd.in/g2fiGmcM

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Another participation in a study about "Teacher Education Project in Jordan" .

key terminologies used in special needs and inclusive education. let's talk about special needs, special educational needs and special needs education https://lnkd.in/daHzbkB3

Teachers need up-to-date relevant teaching materials in the right language to effectively implement the curriculum in the classroom. Like many teachers, Kirro Dembogo from #Chad 🇹🇩 wishes for more up-to-date teaching materials. Let's support Kirro's wish and advocate for improved educational resources across Africa! Discover more in the 2024 Spotlight report by #GEMReport, Association for the Development of Education in Africa (ADEA) and AfricanUnion: https://lnkd.in/e7vEQyNy #BorntoLearn

New DFE report on school implementation of RSHE guidance shows that 66% of primary school teachers wanted to see high quality resources developed for teaching about respectful relationships (including friendships), and 40% wanted high quality resources about caring friendships. https://lnkd.in/ec-Hn9G8 Our research-informed quality-assured (by PSHE Association) materials for Key Stage 2 children on caring friendships could help to fill this gap for teachers: https://lnkd.in/e6bc6mxa Already downloaded by 2500 educators, feedback suggests they are easy to use, engaging for children and relevant to their needs and experiences. Download them for free here:

My New Article is out on Medium. It explores the role of Pehchaan The Street School in bringing change in the lives of disadvantaged children by providing them with quality education. Looking forward to your thoughts! 😊 💫

When Anna Viľchová started teaching in a segregated Slovak community, she realized her students needed more than academic lessons—they needed tools to understand and manage their emotions. What began with an orange blanket and daily classroom circles has grown into Emotional Compass—Slovakia’s first systematic social and emotional learning (SEL) program. Today, 610 teachers and 12,000 students from 130 schools are using the program to build safe, supportive classrooms! 🌍📚 📖 Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/eU_ECqmS