We’ve published a lot of interesting content this year about everything from teaching resources to ed-tech guides, school improvement how-tos and more! Here are 10 of our Top edu blog posts for 2017
And It’s no problem if you’ve been too busy to read them all
If you’d like a quick catch up, here are 10 of the most popular posts of the year (Our top Edu blog posts for 2017), to get you prepared ahead for 2018:
#1 School Monitoring and Evaluation: What Works and What Doesn’t
Monitoring and evaluation (M & E) should be an integral component of any school policy; factored into planning before a session begins. Technology tools and best practices available for gathering information, applying it to school challenges, and assessing the results is necessary for the success of any school.
Why it matters so much…keep reading
#2 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teachers
Dr. Stephen Covey’s highly rated book “7 Habits of Highly Effective People” pinpoints some traits and principles for successful and personal growth in life. The book categorically mentioned some certain standards to inculcate in order to complete a successful life. They include being proactive, beginning with the end in mind, Putting things first, think win-win are some standards that will lead to a successful life. Read on to find out those habits that can make you an effective teacher…keep reading
#3 16 Best Educational Apps for Teachers and Students in Nigeria
There are a lot of educational apps out there. Not many of them are easy to use or even relevant. We searched through a lot of stuff to find these apps that teachers and students can use to solve some important challenges in the classroom and beyond. Most of them are free and suitable to the Nigerian learning environment. All you need to download from iTunes or the Google app store…keep reading
#4 The Main Role of Transparency in School Administration
A school is an institution where transparency and accountability go hand-in-hand and are held as statutory obligations. If a school is transparent, people can be held accountable for their actions. In a proper school environment,…keep reading
#5 Who is a 21st Century Teacher?
What does it mean to be a 21st century teacher? The term is frequently tossed around the media. So beyond being up-to-date with the latest classroom technology, what does a 21st century teacher actually look like?…keep reading
#6 School Portal and School Management Software: 8 Key Differences you Should Know
School Portal and School Management Software (SMS) are two terms that are very closely related and often used interchangeably. You may have encountered a situation where you couldn’t seem to decide the best option for your School because you just couldn’t figure out how each actually works…keep reading
#7 How To Stand Out & Be a Memorable Teacher – 4 Tips
We all have a favorite teacher that we’ll never forget; the teacher that made us fall in love with our favorite subject, instilled in us our love of reading or even made us choose the certain career path that has influenced our lives today. Every teacher would definitely love to play such a huge role in the lives of their students…keep reading
#8 Case studies
Explore real life case studies and testimonials from schools like yours who have used SAFSMS to improve their day to day operations…
#9 Are You Getting the Best value for School fees?
As parents we all want to sure we are getting best value for school fees when we enroll our child in school. Naturally, we want the best for our children, at every stage of life. We want them to be comfortable, happy, well taken care of and under proper supervision…keep reading
#10 The Best Classroom Seating arrangements for Student learning
If you’ve ever taught a group of people or ever been a member of a classroom, You must have noticed that seating arrangements had some sort of effect on the way each student behaved and learned. You may not have been able to present it in an exact theory, but you were right. Many studies have proven that classroom seating arrangement does have an impact on…keep reading
