Fostering Positive Discipline in Nigerian Homes
Hey there, Naija parents! We know the struggle – raising kids in this 21st-century hustle can be like trying to balance a tray of hot amala on a bumpy danfo…
Nurturing Bonds: Tailoring Communication for Nigerian Parents Across Different Age Groups
Communication is the heartbeat of any family, and in Nigeria, where familial bonds are deeply cherished, nurturing open and respectful communication is paramount. As children progress through different age groups,…
Nurturing Independence in Nigerian Kids: A Simple Guide for Parents
In the vibrant tapestry of Nigerian family life, fostering independence in children is a key thread that weaves resilience, confidence, and responsibility. As parents, our role extends beyond providing love…
Can Peer Pressure be Positive? Exploring 7 Upsides of Social Influence on Students
Peer pressure is a term that often carries a negative connotation, especially in the context of students. It conjures up images of teenagers succumbing to the pressure to engage in…
Creating Compelling Content: The Key to Effective School Marketing in Nigeria
In Nigeria’s competitive education landscape, the importance of creating compelling content cannot be overstated. With over 154 million internet users as of 2021, according to Statista, the digital realm offers…
Crafting an Effective School Marketing Plan: Strategies for Attracting New Students
In Nigeria, as in many other countries, competition among educational institutions is fierce. Schools, colleges, and universities vie for the attention of prospective students and their parents, all seeking to…
Education & AI: Benefits and Implications
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has made significant advancements in recent years, revolutionizing various industries and transforming the way we live and work. One area where AI has the potential to bring…
Education In the AI Era: Opportunities, Implications, And Revert
AI in education is one of the hottest debates of recent times. A lot of institutions around the globe look down on it. While others encourage it and say it…