Kids love to touch, build, and discover how things work. When children get their hands dirty with science experiments at home, something special happens. They start asking questions, making connections, and developing skills that will help them for years to come. STEM education does not have to happen only in fancy classrooms with expensive equipment. […]
Children today are growing up with so many tools for learning. One of the most fun and easy ways they learn now is by watching videos. And YouTube is full of videos that teach science, technology, engineering, and math—what we call STEM. You may think YouTube is just for cartoons or music, but there are
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Only 3 girls in a STEM club of 25 kids? That’s a problem. At one of our STEM clubs, just 3 out of 25 pupils are girls. The rest are boys. This is not because girls are not smart enough. It is because many girls are not encouraged early on to explore Science, Technology, Engineering,
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A long time ago, robots were only found in science fiction books and movies. People imagined them as metal machines doing work for humans. But today, robots are real, and they are all around us. They help in hospitals, factories, and even in our homes. The exciting part is that kids can now build robots
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Let me ask you a question. Do you remember what first made you curious about the job you do today or the choice of course you studied in school? For thousands of Nigerian students, the answer increasingly lies within after-school STEM clubs that provide hands-on experiences far beyond traditional classroom learning. Research consistently shows that
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The New Educational Frontier Nigeria stands at a crossroads. With the largest youth population in Africa, our country holds tremendous human capital that could power economic growth for decades. Yet this potential remains largely untapped due to gaps in our educational system, particularly in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. STEM education in Nigeria has historically
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Nigeria is making progress with STEM education, but there’s still a long way to go. STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) is key to Nigeria’s future success. Yet many schools still lack the resources and support they need. Let’s look at the top 5 reasons why STEM education in Nigeria deserves more attention and funding.
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This Easter, something exciting happened at EduFun Technik STEM Hub in Onitsha, Anambra State. From the first day to the last, children gathered for a special tech camp filled with learning, fun, and creativity. Boys and girls, got hands-on experience with real-world tools like Scratch, robotics kits, Gen AI, and Microsoft Office tools. They were
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The job market is evolving rapidly, with automation and new technologies reshaping industries at an unprecedented pace. Unfortunately, the education system is struggling to keep up, leaving many students unprepared for the workforce of tomorrow. As a result, graduates often find themselves with skills that are no longer in high demand, raising the critical question:
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Nigerian parents are often deeply invested in their children’s futures, but concerns about the country’s education system, safety, economic stability, and job prospects can create anxieties. Nigeria’s education system faces unique challenges: from inadequate infrastructure, overcrowded classrooms, and economic disparities to security concerns. These factors, combined with a competitive job market, can lead to legitimate
