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Lost in literacy, 1

THERE IS something heartbreaking yet numbing about reading a Grade 9 essay that begins with “Win I grown, i wanna 2 be nars.” This is not...

The literacy lag, 2

POOR READING comprehension and writing skills also reflect broader socioeconomic challenges. Many students juggle school with household responsibilities, and malnutrition remains a persistent obstacle...

The literacy lag, 1

THE COUNTRY’S landscape of reading comprehension and writing skills mirrors a quiet crisis woven with silent struggles that too many students experience daily. In...

Teaching that transforms, 2

SOCIAL reconstructivism, however, is only one part of a collaborative process. Social constructivism adds another dimension: the belief that learning happens best in the...

Teaching that transforms, 1

ASKING about one's educational philosophy is more than a homework — it is a chance to consider education's value, possibilities, and influence in a...

‘Sana all’ always

“SANA ALL” is a little wish wrapped in three syllables. It is a fleeting moment of hope, admiration, or even a tinge of envy...

Mind games in class, 2

ONE MIGHT wonder: why would students engage in gaslighting? Often, these behaviors are not inherently malicious but emerge as coping mechanisms or power plays...

Mind games in class, 1

WHEN we think of classrooms, they often evoke memories of laughter, friendships, and intellectual discovery. But there’s another, darker facet emerging in education that...

4 years behind in literacy, 2

THE GOVERNMENT has tried to address access issues with the "free tuition law," but the truth is more profound. Our students are years behind...

4 years behind in literacy, 1

OUR STUDENTS are in an educational crisis with no clear solution. Despite years of education reforms, pandemic school closures, and increased government spending, the...