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"Teachers change the world, one child at a time." We don't know who said it first, but we believe it is true. Committed teachers truly change the world, by raising, nurturing, training and leading the next generation of world citizens. · Today, on World Teachers Day, we acknowledge that teaching and learning takes place during extraordinary circumstances due to pandemic. · We agree with @unesco when they say ”It’s no exaggeration to say that the world is at a crossroads and, now more than ever, we must work with teachers to protect the right to education and guide it into the unfolding landscape brought about by the pandemic.” · For the past 27 years, our partners in the south, @humana_people_to_people , has been training primary school teachers who are committed to practice their profession in some of the remotest communities on the African continent ans in India. · Currently 49 #HumanaPeopleToPeople Teacher Training Colleges train close to 12.500 primary school teachers each year. · More than 5.000 teachers graduate every year in #Mozambique, #Angola, #Malawi, #India, #Guinea Bissau, #Democratic Republic of the Congo and #Zambia. · Teachers of the world – we salute you! 🧡 💥 🌻 · · · · · · · · · · #WTD2020 #TeachersMatter #WorldTeachersDay2020 #QualityEducation #CrossRoads #TeachersChangeTheWorld #OneChildAtATime #WorldChangers #WorldTeachers #igteachers #iteach #teachergram🍎 #teachergram #EducationMatters #Teacher #Child #Change #educationforachangingworld #EachOne #TeachOne #EachOneTeaccOne https://www.instagram.com/p/CF860A5hcHp/?igshid=1c68nkuupm7vl
Millions of children across West and Central Africa are at risk of encountering violence and can no longer seek refuge at school. More than 9,000 schools in eight countries — Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Mali, Niger, and Nigeria — have been shut down as of June 2019, according to a recent report from UNICEF. The number of schools that forcibly closed between the end of 2017 and June 2019 tripled due to an uptick in violent attacks and the closures have affected more than 1.9 million children and nearly 44,000 teachers. The rising violence and insecurity has put children at a higher risk of recruitment by armed groups, exploitation, child marriage, and early pregnancy. UNICEF is working with education authorities and communities to support alternative methods of learning, such as community learning centers, educational radio programs, and psychosocial support initiatives to help children deal with the trauma they’ve experienced. Pictured here, a group of young students attend 'radio school' lessons in Baigaï, a village in Cameroon, on May, 26, 2019. UNICEF and the Children’s Radio Foundation have collaborated to design this first-of-its-kind Radio Education in Emergencies program. For children in crisis-affected areas who cannot physically go to school, this prototype initiative provides up to nine months of lessons in literacy and numeracy over broadcast. Read more about the report at this link. (📷: © Tanya Bindra/UN0329179/UNICEF)
Here it is, the Sights and Sounds of the A-Students Speech Contest... So, the main idea of the Speech Contest was to provide a platform for secondary school students to air their views about the state of the nation as well as the unique role that education plays in global transformation. The Adekunle Ajasin University team of the Ambassadors of Africa (@AOAfrica1) therefore brought together students from various secondary schools in the Akoko area of Ondo State, Nigeria to speak on the topic "Education: a veritable tool for National Development". The event, which turned out to be an incredibly inspiring one, proved the fact that #Education is indeed the key to Sustainable Development. At the end of the contest, the winners were: First position - Community High School, Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State, Nigeria Second Position - Greater Tomorrow College, Arigidi-Akoko, Ondo State, Nigeria Third Position - Mount Camel Girls Grammar School, Ikare Akoko, Ondo State, Nigeria "Project A-Students" is one of our cardinal projects which aims at "...raising excellent students, a student at a time" and through this project, we have positively impacted over 22,500 students in several African communities. While this project is seeks to inspire the next generation of world leaders, we have strategically focused on helping young people in rural communities reach their fullest potentials. The success stories of this project over the years and the passion with which these students delivered their speeches has inspired to do more. Because, after all, the world needs us; our generation needs us and posterity awaits. While I, today celebrate this team of vibrant, dutiful, proactive, and highly resourceful young leaders, I urge you to join hands with us as we make #QualityEducation available and accessible to people of every age, gender, background and social status. This is our #Mandate; our #Quest! #TeamAOA #AOAfrica #Ambassadors_of_Africa #ProjectAStudents #ProjectSIP #Impact #Leadership #Training #Students #Teachers #Mentors #Educators #SDGs #GlobalGoals #SustainableDevelopment #SDG4 #SDG17 #SDG4Advocate #WISE17 #CEAC17 #WISEDelegate #CASEAfrica #Millenials #GlobalLeaders #ESD (at Akungba, Ondo, Nigeria)
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Nicki Minaj, the award-winning MC known for her rapid-fire flow and quirky alter egos, announced that she will pay the full college tuition or remaining student loans for 37 of her fans via her new scholarship fund called Student of the Game. The rapper’s new initiative began to emerge in 2017, when a fan asked if the artist would cover her college tuition. Not long after, Minaj posted a handful of students’ names with a total of their loans, school expenses, and summer classes she spontaneously paid off via her Instagram. Through her new scholarship fund, Minaj is changing the lives of her fans. According to a report from the Institute for Higher Education Policy last year, 95% of American colleges are too expensive for the majority of low-income students. Go here to read more, and join us in taking action on quality education.
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Child Readiness Checklist for School
Sending your child into school for the first time is a milestone – but can simultaneously be a daunting idea, with you finding yourself more worried than you thought, about how prepared they are for this new environment. You’ll likely start noticing every little thing – whether they show comfort around other people, whether they need help using the washroom, and countless other questions that may make you feel overwhelmed. It is completely normal and natural to feel this way, and thus to ease some of those queries, here is a comprehensive School Readiness Checklist for you to peruse to gain a sense of how you can help your child before they go off to learn
Growing Independence
One of the biggest changes children experience when they begin school is learning to do small things on their own. These everyday skills help children feel capable and build confidence.
Your child is developing independence if they are beginning to:
Tell an adult when they need the toilet.
Wash their hands with minimal support.
Eat their snack or lunch independently.
Open their water bottle or lunch box.
Recognise their own belongings.
Help put away toys or tidy up after play.
Don’t worry if they still need occasional help. The goal isn’t perfection—it is the willingness to try.
At Home Tip: Give your child small responsibilities like carrying their own bag, putting dirty clothes in the laundry basket, or helping set the dining table.
Communicating with Confidence
Children don’t need perfect pronunciation or long conversations before they start school. What matters is that they can express themselves.
Your child is on the right path if they can:
Tell an adult when they are hungry, thirsty, or feeling unwell.
Express simple feelings such as being happy, sad, or upset.
Ask for help when needed.
Listen to short stories and simple instructions.
Enjoy conversations with family members.
Reading stories, singing rhymes, and talking during everyday activities naturally strengthen communication skills.
Learning to Be with Others
School introduces children to a community where they learn alongside many other children.
Being socially ready means your child is beginning to:
Play alongside or with other children.
Wait for their turn during games.
Share toys occasionally.
Follow simple classroom routines.
Separate from parents with reassurance, even if they take a little time to settle.
Remember, it is perfectly normal for children to cry during the first few days of school. With patience and consistency, most children adjust beautifully.
Developing Emotional Confidence
Every child experiences big emotions, especially when facing new situations.
School readiness includes learning to:
Accept gentle guidance from adults.
Recover after small disappointments.
Try new activities even if they seem unfamiliar.
Feel comfortable exploring without a parent always being nearby.
Build trust with new caregivers and teachers.
Children do not need to manage every emotion independently. They simply need caring adults who help them understand and express their feelings.
Curiosity – The Most Important Readiness Skill
If there is one quality that prepares children best for school, it is curiosity.
Children who ask questions, explore their surroundings, observe carefully, and enjoy discovering new things develop a genuine love for learning.
You might notice your child:
Asking “Why?” and “How?”
Enjoying picture books.
Observing insects, plants, vehicles, or animals.
Exploring new materials through play.
Trying different activities with enthusiasm.
These experiences matter far more than memorising facts or completing worksheets.
Preparing as a Family
A smooth transition to school also depends on a few simple preparations at home.
Before school begins:
Gradually adjust your child’s sleep routine.
Encourage regular meal timings.
Label all personal belongings.
Talk positively about school.
Visit the school if possible and help your child become familiar with the new environment.
If your child is still learning some of these skills, there is no need to worry. School is not a place where children are expected to know everything before they arrive—it is where they learn, grow, and discover their potential.
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