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5 Tips to Help Improve Reading Comprehension in Primary Students

A child may be able to read words perfectly and yet struggle to understand the meaning behind sentences and stories – in other words, they may struggle

Why Specialisation Isn’t Offered Earlier

While there are many arguments for and against the idea of children going through the schooling system to perhaps specialise earlier on in their educational careers, the

Teaching the Fundamentals of Law

Although the transition in the curriculum has the one currently being implemented throughout all progressive basic learning institutions expressly highlighting all the learning areas covered, the truth

Kids Going to College: A Survival Guide for Parents

Having children changes your whole life. Once they’re born, everything starts revolving around their needs and their desires, leaving parents with little to no time for themselves.

Mastering Research Skills for Comprehension

We live in an age which makes us prone to the dreaded information overload, a condition which compromises the value we get out of all the information

Outcomes-Based Education in Action

About two or three years after the turn of the millennium, Outcomes Based Education (OBE) came in for some heavy criticism with many of its critics writing

The Challenging Task of Teaching Value

Make no mistake about it, I am personally very proud of the work we’re doing as part of our drive to change the way education is delivered,

Essential Research Skills to Develop

Under the right environment, even the most basic of research skills can put one in line to benefit financially, especially when one looks at it from the

Learning More with Field Trips

As part of a rather beautiful three-way collaboration between the legal industry, the education industry and the tech industry, our learners had the pleasure of being the

4 Reasons to Continue Home-Schooling When Your Child Reaches Secondary Level

Most parents are more comfortable with the idea of home-schooling their children during their younger years than when they reach secondary school age, and it isn’t hard