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How to Turn Your Child’s Curiosity Into Smart Learning
When Their Curiosity Crosses the Line Curiosity in children is a natural and powerful force. From...
The Danger of Wasted Breaks: How to Use Free Time Wisely
The “I Have All the Time in the World” Illusion often grips students right after exams. The final...
How Leadership Starts at Home for Your Child
Scratch coding for kids isn’t just about teaching technology; it’s also a tool for building...
Scratch Coding: 4 Simple Ways to Help Your Child Succeed at It
Introduction: Every child has big dreams, and in today’s digital world, coding with Scratch is one of the most exciting skills they can learn to unlock those dreams. But here’s the truth many people don’t talk about: It’s not just about teaching kids how to code —...
JAMB UTME: 5 Things to Avoid if You Want to Succeed
Introduction: A Relatable JAMB Exam Story Tunde was a bright student with dreams of studying Medicine at the University of Lagos. He had always performed well in school, so he assumed the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) UTME would be just another exam....
4 Learning Styles: Discover How Your Child Learns Best
Introduction: Every Child Learns Differently Have you ever noticed how some kids love doodling, while others prefer listening to stories or moving around while learning? That’s because every child has a unique learning style—a way they absorb and process...
4 categories of skills children should be introduced to
The 4 categories of skills are science/tech-based skills, arts-based skills, physical/sports skills, and business-based skills.
5 ways knowing how to code will position your kids and teens in their future careers
They can become software developers, pursue other careers in the software development process, pursue careers in other fields of IT like Networking and Security, become a good fit for operational roles in other tech verticals, and become good software users in general.
6 things to know about programming for kids and teens
Programming for kids and teens is not only beneficial for developing technical skills but also fosters creativity, problem-solving abilities, and logical thinking. It also gives them an edge in their future career.