HAVE YOUR BIAS BUT DON’T BE BIASED
Ganiu Bamgbose, PhD Bias is a tendency to prefer one person or thing to another, and to favour that person…
On English as the Sole Medium of Instruction in Nigerian Schools: Other Perspectives
Ganiu Bamgbose, PhD The decision of the 69th National Council on Education (NCE) to cancel the National Language Policy has…
Before and After the Topic: Small Acts that Bring Effective Teaching
Oyem, Israel Ekene Aside from preparing the lesson notes and getting ready to deliver them in class, there are other…
Middle East Writes The Prologue of a New World
Hashim Yussuf Amao While growing up, the Middle East was described to us in the language of war and dust.…
Murdering Mothering: A Personal Reflection on Parental Responsibility
Ganiu Bamgbose, PhD As one who enjoyed it myself, I can say only few things compare to a mother’s love…
Teaching Students to Think Before They Believe
By: Oyem, Israel Ekene Many times, we’ve heard pupils in primary schools say, “My teacher said I should do it…
The Hidden Inequality in Nigerian Schools: Uneven Syllabus Coverage
By: Oyem, Israel Ekene Have you ever wondered why some students in neighbouring environments do better than others in the…
Celebrating a Beacon of Hope at 40: A Heartfelt Tribute to Barr. Seyi Tinubu (ST)
By Ayodeji Rilwan Tinubu Today, we celebrate not just a birthday, but a legacy in motion the 40th birthday of…
The Hidden Curriculum in Education: A Threat to Professionalism
By: Oyem, Israel Ekene Beyond teaching of subjects like Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and other related subjects which is great, at…
NIGERIA @ 65; RENEWED HOPE AGENDA, IT CAN ONLY GET BETTER
On October 1, 1960, Nigeria emerged as an independent nation, shaking off the chains of colonial rule under the United…