After JAMB, What Next? Now that the UTME is over and results are out, many candidates are left in a...
Read moreDetailsPaper documentation is everyone’s responsibility, including students. Across Nigerian tertiary institutions, a subtle but costly habit is gaining ground: poor...
Read moreDetailsEvery May 1, Nigeria joins the rest of the world to celebrate Workers’ Day, also known as Labour Day or...
Read moreDetailsIn many classrooms, particularly at the foundational level, reading passages serve as more than tools for literacy. They help to...
Read moreDetailsFrom left- Miss Sola Amudipe, Executive Director, Let There be teachers; Johnson Dasilva, representative of NAPPS; Rhoda Odigboh, Project Director...
Read moreDetailsIn every teaching environment, you’ll meet all kinds of characters. But for your peace of mind and career growth, here...
Read moreDetailsThe increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) among students is raising concern across college campuses, as educators grapple with how...
Read moreDetailsIn the Federal Capital Territory, classrooms are set to fall silent once again. The decision by the Nigeria Union of...
Read moreDetailsOn this special occasion, Edutimes Africa joins Nigerians in celebrating Dr. Tunji Alausa on his birthday. We recognise a period...
Read moreDetailsAs UTME classes draw to a close, the final phase of preparation becomes critical. At this stage, success is no...
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