27 July 2026

Education Policy

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Experts Call for Language Labs in Nigerian Schools to Boost Foreign Language Proficiency

Education experts are urging the Nigerian government to establish language laboratories in primary and secondary schools to enhance students’ foreign language proficiency.  This initiative aims to enhance communication skills, foster cognitive development, and promote academic success, thereby preparing students for global opportunities. Language laboratories offer practical experience in listening, speaking, and comprehension, reinforcing classroom instruction. 

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World Bank Calls for New Way of Thinking to Improve Education with AI and Digital Tools

The World Bank has urged governments and education leaders to rethink their approach to using digital and AI tools in schools. This call comes as many poor and vulnerable students around the world are being left behind in the digital age. In a new report titled “Digital Pathways for Education: Enabling Greater Impact for All,”

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TETFund’s Growing Role Beyond Funding
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TETFund’s Growing Role Beyond Funding

For many years, industrial strikes have plagued Nigeria’s public universities and polytechnics, disrupting academic calendars and causing students to remain in school longer than necessary. These strikes, often caused by poor funding, bad working conditions, and policy disagreements, have cost the education system dearly. Nevertheless, while many look only to the government for solutions, a

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