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I’m excited to be part of this powerful panel discussion hosted by EdTech Lab Ghana

“AI and the Learner: Are Our Children Safe in the Age of Artificial Intelligence?”

📅 6th March 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM GMT
📍 Live on Google Meet

This conversation brings together passionate educators and digital leaders

This session will be practical, honest, and solution-focused.

If you care about the future of learning, this conversation matters to you.

Scan the QR code on the flier to register.

I’m excited to serve as a speaker at the Global Teachers Assembly Leadership Symposium & Workshop, happening December 15–18, 2025.

✅ I’ll be leading a session on “Harnessing the Power of Technology to Enhance Teacher Development.”

You work in a space where visibility matters. Your ideas, your journey and your expertise deserve to be seen. GLOBAL Teachers Assembly

This session helps you do just that with clarity and strategy.

https://lnkd.in/eN3zxTwS

Registration link✅👆 The event will be live on Zoom, making it easy for you to participate from anywhere.

Two West African countries. Two opposite decisions.

🇳🇬 Nigeria has cancelled mother-tongue instruction in primary schools this November 2025, reverting fully to English.

🇬🇭 Ghana is making mother-tongue instruction mandatory from KG to Primary 3.

✅ Why the contrast?

Nigeria believes mother-tongue policy is slowing academic performance.
Ghana believes mother-tongue instruction is key to building strong foundations.

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Policy lasted ~3 years (late 2022 – late 2025).
❌Cancelled due to poor results in WAEC, NECO, and JAMB in regions that used mother tongue.

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Mother-tongue instruction is compulsory in early basic school. ✅English takes over from Primary 4

💡 The real question: Are we taking the easier path, or the path that actually improves learning?

Policies work only when teachers, textbooks, and training are aligned.

🤔 Which approach truly helps children learn?

Mistakes I Made as a Teacher That Didn’t End the World 🌎

In my early years as a teacher about 12 years ago. I made a lot of mistakes.

✅ I once taught a whole lesson with the wrong learning objective.

✅ I gave homework…. forgot to mark it for two weeks.😳

✅ I lost control of a class and stood there confused.

✅ I corrected a student, then realised I was wrong.☹️

✅ I once printed 50 copies… of the wrong worksheet.😔

✅ I’ve taught with a missing lesson plan

But here’s the twist: 😊

📍 None of these made me a bad teacher.
🟡They made me reflective.
🔵They made me better.

Yet somehow, we’ve built this idea that great teachers are perfect ❌

Let’s be honest 🤲 being a teacher means learning while leading.

✅ The classroom isn’t a stage for perfection. It’s a space for growth for students and teachers.