Introduction On the 13th of September 2024, South African president, Cyril Ramaphosa assented to the Basic Education Laws Amendment Act, better known as the BELA Act. This legislation has been met with contention in certain parts of South African society. On 3 November 2024, the contention boiled over into a
EMAIL US AT
hello@rightforeducation.org
EDUCATION
Psychopedagogy: understanding children for better education
Introduction Psychopedagogy can be defined as a discipline that combines the principles of psychology in a pedagogical way. It is psychology applied experimentally. Its aim is to raise awareness of harmful behaviors that hinder learning, and to instill a willingness to learn while building self-esteem. The educational psychologist works with
Innovating for the Future: Transforming Education to Meet the Demands of the 21st Century
In the 21st century, education systems are evolving rapidly due to technological advancements, shifting job markets, and the need for more adaptive, inclusive approaches. This article explores key strategies that are shaping the future of education, aiming to equip students with the skills and knowledge required to thrive in a
From Cameroon to Canada: the mandatory challenge of the French language test
Introduction In recent years, Canada has become a destination of choice for Cameroonians who wish to emigrate abroad. The reasons are multiple: quality of life, employment opportunities, quality education system, etc. However, to hope to obtain a permanent residence visa to Canada, candidates must pass a language test, which is
THE COMPETENCY-BASED APPROACH (CBA): REVITALIZING THE BURKINABE EDUCATION SYSTEM
Introduction With the start of the new school year, the government of Burkina Faso is stepping up its efforts to improve the education system. These reforms require adopting an innovative pedagogical approach adapted to current realities. With this in mind, the Competency-based approach (CBA) has been introduced to replace the
Navigating Language Tests for International Study or Work: Challenges and Strategies
The IELTS (International English Language Testing System) is widely recognized and accepted by educational institutions and employers worldwide. It assesses four key skills: listening, reading, writing, and speaking. Test-takers must demonstrate not only their understanding of English but also their ability to apply it in real-life situations. CELPIP (Canadian English
HYMN OF HONOR TO THE TEACHER
Summary: This poem is a vibrant tribute to the educator, guardian of knowledge and builder of the future. In verses imbued with gratitude and respect, it celebrates the noble and essential role of the teacher, the guide who enlightens minds thirsting for knowledge. A call to recognize the sacred mission
Wave-like Motion Strategy: Meeting the IELTS Reading Challenge
Introduction As a prerequisite for most study programs, immigration, and prestigious positions available globally, the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) has gained an outstanding status among other international English language tests. Consequently, millions of candidates take the IELTS annually. With the high cost of the test internationally, preparation has
Challenges in IELTS Testing in Angola
Introduction In Angola, where Portuguese beats at the heart of its language, preparing for the IELTS test is like navigating an unfamiliar ocean. The challenge is not just about mastering English but also about overcoming waves of linguistic, educational, and socio-economic hurdles. For many, the path to IELTS success feels
Reviving Education in Nigeria: A Path Forward for Government-Owned Schools
Introduction Nigeria’s educational landscape is at a critical juncture, especially within government-owned schools. Once viewed as the bedrock of learning for many, these schools are now a shadow of their former selves, plagued by crumbling infrastructure, inadequate funding, and poorly compensated teachers. This situation poses a significant threat to the