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Wazobia Nigeria posted a blog postDeveloping Nigeria Online Webite
I am currently developing a website that will educate as will as get Nigerian youth to understand what social intelligence http://nigeriandevelopment.com, and 21th century school is really about. Thanks to the support of this blog I know have many ideas to go by. I will keep you informed with the updates.See More
Wazobia Nigeria posted a blog postNiger Delta Youth Movement
WHAT IS YOUR IDEOLOGY ABOUT EDUCATION AND HOW FAR HAS THE CERTIFICATE YOU ACQUIRED IMPROVE YOUR LIFE? The sound of education generally appeals to both old and young, illiterates and the learned alike. Especially in our Nigeria context. This is seen by the people as the shortest way to escape from sufferings, poverty and its attendants variables aside from indulging in crime. This no doubt accounts for the reason so many Nigerians, irrespective of their ages, economic status; pursue education…See More
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Wazobia Nigeria replied to Mervi Jansson's discussion Has learning changed? Pls tell us what you think?"I have checked out your website, and related links. You people are the future thinkers of America/the world. I hope people are reading your sites, because a great change is about to happen. We are young African entrepreneurs of the world, and would…"
Wazobia Nigeria replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion Where is Math 2.0?"How do I link or RSS information like this to my website http://wazobianigeria.com/, because teachers in the new school system we are building will love this information and will add it to our curriculum in Nigeria. Oh!, join our website for latest…"
Wazobia Nigeria replied to Kiwi Commons's discussion Trading in Textbooks for e-books: How will the digital movement affect students and teachers?"Yes, more content/information for people to get smarter around the world, and so that competition will increase and people will now know how to rob the bank with out going to the bank e.g. look at America today. So I think the only way to solve this…"
Wazobia Nigeria replied to Shuchi Grover's discussion What are 21st Century Skills?"Yes, you are correct, but the world is much smaller now. So we have to communicate with people that speak a different language. That is where true 21st century skills will come from, our neighbor. If we lessen to them and meet thier needs it will…"
Wazobia Nigeria replied to Mervi Jansson's discussion Has learning changed? Pls tell us what you think?"Yes, because the world is much smaller, and information is all over. The best problem for America, and American is Education in the school. So the best way to deal with it is open communication with different types of people, so the cultural gap can…"
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Developing Nigeria Online Webite
Posted on October 14, 2010 at 5:24pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
I am currently developing a website that will educate as will as get Nigerian youth to understand what social intelligence http://nigeriandevelopment.com, and 21th century school is really about. Thanks to the support of this blog I know have many ideas to go by. I will keep you informed with the updates.
Niger Delta Youth Movement
Posted on April 30, 2010 at 8:05pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
WHAT IS YOUR IDEOLOGY ABOUT EDUCATION AND HOW FAR HAS THE CERTIFICATE YOU ACQUIRED IMPROVE YOUR LIFE?
The sound of education generally appeals to both old and young, illiterates and the learned alike. Especially in our Nigeria context. This is seen by the people as the shortest way to escape from sufferings, poverty and its attendants variables aside from indulging in crime. This no doubt accounts for the reason so many Nigerians, irrespective… Continue
The sound of education generally appeals to both old and young, illiterates and the learned alike. Especially in our Nigeria context. This is seen by the people as the shortest way to escape from sufferings, poverty and its attendants variables aside from indulging in crime. This no doubt accounts for the reason so many Nigerians, irrespective… Continue
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