In recent years, there\’s been a growing concern about sedentary lifestyles and their impact on both adults and children. Families often struggle to find time to spend together. Children and parents are increasingly spending more time in front of screens—whether it\’s for work, school, or entertainment. According to a 2022 study by Common Sense Media, […]

Technology is everywhere. From smartphones to smart homes, it is hard to imagine life without it. The education sector is no different. Over the past few decades, schools have gradually embraced digital tools, but the real shift came during the COVID-19 pandemic. Almost overnight, classrooms were moved online, forcing both teachers and students to adapt

STEM education is crucial for the development of any society in this 21st century. The sector’s role as catalyst for national development cannot be overstated. Montgomery and Fernández-Cárdenas in their research paper, Teaching STEM education through dialogue and transformative learning rightly linked STEM education to national economic growth, human capacity development and GDP. Hence, following

Technology has become an integral part of our daily lives, shaping the way we work, learn, and interact with the world around us. For today\’s youth, going through this tech-driven world is not just a luxury but a necessity. However, despite being labeled as \”digital natives,\” many young people struggle with tech anxiety and lack

Digital skills are now super important for getting good jobs and helping countries grow. Imagine a young woman in Lagos using her phone to run a growing online store, a farmer in Kenya using data to grow more crops, or a team in Nairobi making a helpful healthcare app. These things are happening right now