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Technology has its Good and Bad in our homes and society. It's impact in the lives of our children is good and bad. However, the balance is the issue.

Join us in addressing this and more with and and our Guest Mr. Daniel C. M.

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INGRATITUDE

The Power of Gratitude: A Personal Encounter
As a parent, I've always believed in teaching my kids the importance of gratitude. But a recent experience with two siblings I used to give rides to school made me realize just how crucial it is to instill this value in our children.

The Story
Every morning, after dropping off my kids at school, I'd often pick up other students walking to school along my route. Two pupils, siblings aged 10 and 7, caught my attention. Despite going out of my way to drop them off, they never once said "thank you." Instead, they'd display attitude whenever I stopped to pick them up.

A Turning Point
One day, I decided I'd had enough. I chose to stop picking them up and instead focused on helping other students who showed appreciation for my kindness. This experience taught me that gratitude is essential for our kids' emotional and social well-being.

Why Gratitude Matters
Practicing gratitude helps kids:

1. Develop a positive mindset: Focusing on what they're thankful for cultivates optimism and happiness.

2. Build stronger relationships: Expressing gratitude strengthens bonds with family, friends, and community.

3. Become more empathetic: Recognizing the efforts of others fosters compassion and understanding.

Encourage Gratitude in Your Kids
Try these simple yet effective activities:

1. Gratitude Journaling: Encourage your kids to write down three things they're thankful for each day.

2. Share Thankful Thoughts: Set aside time during dinner or bedtime to share what each family member is grateful for.

3. Create a Gratitude Jar: Write down things you're thankful for on slips of paper and put them in a jar. Read them together on a designated day.

Call to Action
Let's work together to raise a generation of grateful, empathetic, and positive individuals. Share your own gratitude practices and stories in the comments below. Tag a friend who inspires gratitude in you!

International Day of Education

Meet Our Guest on

Name: Retkinan Daniel Meshak
Age: 7
School: Haven of Hope Academy
Ambition: To be a Medical doctor and a medical teacher.
Likes: Reading, singing, drawing, helping people and making kind and compassionate friends.
Dislikes: being shouted at, lying, unkind people, and seeing people or animals suffering.

Here are some effective teaching methodologies for children:

1. Play-based learning: Using play to teach concepts and skills, encouraging curiosity and exploration.

2. Project-based learning: Focusing on real-world projects that promote critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration.

3. Personalized learning: Tailoring instruction to meet individual needs, interests, and learning styles.

4. Inquiry-based learning: Encouraging children to ask questions, investigate, and discover concepts through hands-on experiences.

5. Storytelling: Using narratives to convey moral values, cultural heritage, and academic concepts.

6. Gamification: Incorporating game elements to make learning fun, engaging, and competitive.

7. Experiential learning: Providing hands-on experiences that connect academic concepts to real-life situations.

8. Social-emotional learning: Teaching skills like empathy, self-awareness, and self-regulation.

9. Montessori method: Fostering independence, self-directed learning, and hands-on activity.

10. Reggio Emilia approach: Emphasizing child-led learning, curiosity, and community involvement.

Photo credit Faith Chcd
Teacher: Mummy Comfort and Children.

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Name-Jotham Ajah Aruku

Date of Birth-31/10/2014

School -Faith Christian Academy, Jos

Likes-chips,fried rice, spaghetti

Dislikes- Evil, Dishonesty

Ambition -Footballer, Medical Doctor

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Ladi Pam Damak
James Damak
Temitope Inko-Tariah Ipalibo
Omorodion Alex
Phina Ibeke Ejidike

Bringing back Pupils' Debate/Quizzes on Radio.
Our Vehicle is till in Jos North

Please meet one of our speakers.

Name: Dongnan Damak

Date of birth: 18th March 2014

School: Mashiah Care School Aka Foundations Academy, Jos

Likes : Watching Teaching, Automobiles, Football, Checking on people.

Dislikes: Violence, The Devil, Fighting

Ambition: Footballer, Business man.

Ladi Pam Damak
James Damak
Temitope Inko-Tariah Ipalibo
Omorodion Alex
Phina Ibeke Ejidike

Sheltonvilleschool Jos doing great Exploits in the lives of learners and parents. God bless you Mr. C. India the Admin for great work, Mr. & Mrs. Eseyin more Grace.

Feels great to be back!

What is the Long Vacation meant for?

For Extra lessons, resting, learning other skills or getting their skills hone?

Let's the children educate us come 3rd August, 2024.

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