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A Teacher who Discriminates...

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Discrimination is the practice of treating one or more persons differently from how you treat others by being bias, unjust, less tolerant or less fair to them base on various reasons. Teachers are human beings and as such, embedded with bias and social predujices. While it is highly unlikely that a teacher would consciously act on these biases which eventually result in discrimination,it does happen.Teachers must watch out not to handle pupils base on their social class, ethnicity, intelligence, behavior, physical disabilities, religious backgrounds, etc The experiences children get in their classrooms to a large extent, determine what and how they see themselves generally.While we do not intend to discriminate, subtle differences in perception and handling them go a long way to have some long lasting effects... Effects of Discrimination on Pupils *** They are likely to have negative attitude about school, increased absenteeism, and risk of being a dropout. *** It lowers the...

How To Deal with an Oppositional and Defiant Pupil

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We all know the type of kid; he or she may be your biggest headache. They are hostile to you and their peers, they don’t seem to listen, and don’t do what they are told. Its almost like they want to upset you. It seems like the more you try to manage them the more they resist…. Sounds Familiar? Students with oppositional and defiant behavior tend to have a pattern of negative and abrasive interactions with others (teachers and peers). These kids are special and must be carefully approached...you carefully monitor your own responses. You must never loose it with them…you must master yourself! Things you may do to make it worse: • Lose your temper (yelling or using sarcasm tend to escalate oppositional kids) • Flogging the living daylight out of the child • Sending the child out of your class • Engage in the interaction in front other students • Try to persuade the student or worse…bribe the student • Threaten the student • Adding more and more consequences ...

The little engineer is at it again...

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Master Lucky Ekhator the lil champ with different constructions has constructed yet another... This time around, he constructed a STANDING FAN using plastics, screws and wires. The fan works perfectly well!

Primary five pupil with amazing constructions gets a scholarship.

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The executive chairman of Egor Local Government Area, Hon. Eghe Ogbemudia has awarded scholarship to master Lucky Ekhator, the primary five pupil who constructed a working  tricycle, flying boat and blender  Link Speaking with the Hon. chairman during her visit to Olomuza primary school Useh on Friday, 16t h November, 2018 when she came to flag off immunization campaign and distribute writting materials to pupils, master Lucky said his future ambition is to become an engineer. He said he decided to put his dreams into action when his class teacher gave them a prompt on programing and construction, and also asked them to construct anything of interest to them using old materials they could get.  Hon.Eghe Ogbemudia who was very pleased and full of excitement when master Lucky brought out his constructions and actually made them move right in her presence after explaining some of the construction processes decided to award him scholarship to fufil his dream of becoming ...

Amazing constructions by a primary 5 pupil in Edo state...

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A primary five pupil of Olomuza primary school Useh, in Egor LGA of Edo state Master Ekhator Lucky has magnificently constructed a tricycle, blender and flying boat that do not only look very real, but also works. He submitted his constructions to his class teacher weeks after they were given an assignment to carry out constructions on anything of interest to them... According to him, he used the following materials for the construction of the tricycle; Sack bag Used plastic cans Used engine oil cans Plastic can covers(as tyres) Pieces of bathroom slippers Tiny torchlight bulbs Screw nuts Used tin cans Wires Straws Nokia battery (to power it) For the flying boat, he used; An old cream container Lollypop stick Motorola Scew nuts Wires Battery (to power it) The blender was made with the following; Used custard cup Used sweet container Screw nuts Razor blades Wires Lollipop stick Motorola Battery What a talented champ... ...

SEVEN DANGEROUS PEOPLE IN AN ORGANISATION YOU NEED TO KNOW AND HOW TO HANDLE THEM WITH WISDOM AND KNOWLEDGE

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As a Leader, beware that at one stage or the other in your business or association, you will find yourself dealing with the following groups of people. If you don't have wisdom to deal with them, your position and efforts are in danger. 1. *THOMAS GROUP* -They walk with you but they don't really believe in you. Though God can use you infront of them, they are not easily moved they take time to believe in you. These people can delay your vision and they are also not aware they are also delaying themselves. It's a struggle and a burden to lead people who don't believe in you. 2. *JUDAS  GROUP*- They walk with you but they have issues with you when God begins to bless you. They are not happy when things of great value are given to you. In short they are jealous of your success. When elevation comes they will say we are poor in the work place but the Boss is driving a BMW 5 series but we have people that are struggling financially in this workplace. They want you to...

ROBOTIC TRAINING FOR EDO STATE TEACHERS

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The Robotics Training for teachers organized by the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) in collaboration with RoboRave Nigeria and supported by the United States embassy held on Wednessday, 24th October, 2018 left many of the participating teachers in awe as many consider it a giant mile stone in modern pedagogy. The teachers were taught the basics in computer programming which focused on robots receiving a program(input), processing it and outputting it. Speaking during the training exercise one of the participating teachers Mrs Yvonne E. Ogboko, noted that the pupils' mind can be better sharpened with such training. "You could see the joy on our faces after we programmed the robot and then it performed the command given to it. We were made to understand that we could teach our pupils the basics of schematics in topics, like how to calculate distance, time and speed. It can also help to sharpen the minds of our pupils." Mr Idehen Ejiye Isaiah an Edo BES...