Introduction
How often do we start a task only to check a notification, reply to a message, or switch to …
EDUCATION
Why Do We Have More Students in the First Year Than in the Third Year?
Introduction
In some higher education institutions, student numbers decline significantly between the first and third years. Although several factors may …
The Paradox of First-Time Employment in Benin
Introduction
Benin is witnessing a growing number of university graduates. Yet securing a first job remains one of the greatest …
Teachers: Resilient, Dedicated, and Hopeful in a Changing World
Introduction
We ought to pause and honour the extraordinary dedication and relentless spirit of educators worldwide. Teaching has historically been …
The Hidden Cost of AI Overdependence in Early Education
Introduction
Artificial intelligence has a growing role in the classroom: explaining ideas, developing activities, and answering questions. But when we …
The Implications of Inclusive Education on Learners with Disabilities
Introduction
Inclusive education is an approach that seeks to ensure that all learners, regardless of their abilities, backgrounds or individual …
REFORMING THE IVORIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM: TOWARDS A SCHOOL THAT DEVELOPS BOTH MINDS AND PRACTICAL SKILLS
Introduction
The Ivorian education system is at the heart of the country’s development, but it faces a major challenge: better …
BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN UNIVERSITIES AND BUSINESSES FOR BETTER EMPLOYABILITY IN AFRICA
Introduction
African higher education institutions graduate thousands of students every year. Yet, a significant proportion remain unemployed for several years …
Education in Africa: The Continent’s Most Powerful Yet Underused Lever
Introduction
Education is widely recognized as one of the most effective drivers of human and economic development. Yet in Africa, …
More Than a Classroom Label: Inclusion, Creativity, and Down Syndrome Awareness
Introduction
In a classroom where children struggled through spelling tests and math exercises, one student stood out ,not because she …