Ben Arikpo

Thursday, June 27, 2024

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The Power of teaching prompt engineering in African schools for economic and social development.

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The 2024 English West African Instructors event, organised by Cisco Networking Academy in conjunction with Dominion University, Ibadan.

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EDUTECH: Leveraging Technology to Improve the Nigerian Education System
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The Nigeria Education Loan Fund: A Catalyst for Social Justice

The Complexities of Teaching Regularization: Proposed Strategies for the TRCN and State Governments

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Quality Assurance: Recommendations for Effective Evaluation Processes in Nigerian Schools

JAMB Exam Failure: Computer Accessibility and Student Performance in Nigeria

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Out-of-School Children in Nigeria: The Struggle for Education and the Solutions

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Understanding Branding – How Education Made Me Interview With Bolutife Awakan

It’s never been about where you’re coming from (A true story)

Ghana: AMOSA 99 Gives A Facelift To Alma Mater
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How to size-up your competition during a job interview

Best Practices For Responding To Customer Complaints And Feedback

How to Improve Your Communication Skills.

Why Do Women Often Neglect Their Own Health Needs?

The Accruement Of Value

The Vital Link Between Education and Communication

Navigating Stress: A Holistic Approach to Well-Being

How to use Social media for job seeking
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Ben Arikpo is a Sociologist/Applied Psychologist, Social Worker and Special Needs Practitioner with over 30 years’ experience in the field. Ben is the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Dyslexia Foundation Nigeria which he co-founded with his wife Felicia in response to their struggle with helping their child overcome dyslexia, ADHD and cognitive skills weaknesses. He is also the Director of Operations & Quality Control of the Brain Training and Development Centre (BrainRx Nigeria) a cognitive skills development franchise from the United States. Ben is passionate about Special Needs Education (SNE) including creating awareness for dyslexia in Nigeria because of his conviction that if he hadn’t found out what was wrong with his son, he might have given up.