Introduction
The twenties are often described as the age of possibilities. It is a time when young people are encouraged …
EDUCATION
Autism, Communication, and Inclusion in African Classrooms
Introduction
In a crowded government classroom in Gaborone, forty pupils recite answers in unison as the teacher moves quickly through …
Why Being Educated Is No Longer a Guarantee of Financial Stability
Introduction
For generations, education was sold as the ultimate escape route from poverty. “Go to school, get a degree, and …
Heavy bags, Heavy Consequences: Protecting Children’s Health in Schools
Introduction
Over the years, we have observed a growing phenomenon: children burdened with heavy school bags, some from less privileged …
The Classroom Divide: When Opportunity Depends on the School Gate
Introduction
In many of our communities, morning arrives quietly even before the sun rises. In various homes children wake up, …
The Reasons for Introducing the Younger Generation to Reading
Introduction
Beyond being a simple pastime, reading provides an extraordinary foundation for intellectual growth and the development of imagination. According …
Is Braille Still Relevant in the Digital Age? An African Perspective
Introduction
Across Africa, education systems are rapidly embracing digital transformation. Governments are expanding e-learning platforms, digitizing public services, and promoting …
THE MIRROR SCHOOL: WHEN LEARNING BECOMES DEPENDENT ON THE TEACHER
Introduction
In many educational environments, a subtle yet widespread phenomenon influences the way students learn. Some learners constantly wait for …
BEING A PARENT IN AN ERA OF MAJOR UPHEAVALS
Introduction
The education of young people has always been a fundamental pillar of society. It not only helps to transmit …
SCHOOL DEVIANCE ON THE RISE… WHO IS TO BLAME?
Introduction
Let’s start this article with a simple exercise: look around you—our younger brothers, sisters, and juniors. The observation is …