Coding runs the modern world and is a means of controlling technology to work for us. It is a skill like math or languages. It is more complex, of course, but at its core a critical skill in this day and age. The benefits of...
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, schools are being required to augment their instructional techniques and convert to remote learning environments, all in a matter of days, and educators at universities and colleges around the globe have been forced to switch to remote teaching...
Working to Advance STEM Education for African Women (WAAW) Foundation is a non-profit organization headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria with offices in Abuja Nigeria and Plano Texas USA. Our mission is to empower girls in Africa by increasing the pipeline of girls educated in Science, Technology,...
WAAW Foundation had her second online Teachers Training Conference with over 90 participants in attendance. The training took place via zoom on the 16th of May 2020. It was themed “Digital Literacy Skills for Teachers”. Ebele Agu, the Vice president of WAAW Foundation gave a list...
WAAW College Fellows had the privilege to have a delightful session with Onyinye Edeh themed “Achieving balance in Life through Long Term Health and Wellness Onyinye Edeh is a Nigerian-American Global Health professional and passionate advocate for adolescent and women’s health. She holds a Master of...
On the 24th of April, WAAW College fellows had an impacting and helpful session with Ms. Ekene Kayode, the president/principal consultant of Hankuri Data Solution Inc. The Session was themed “Managing yourself and Leading Others”. Ms. Ekene who Is also the Founder/CEO of EWAD Inc. and...
WAAW Foundation had her first online Teachers Training Conference in partnership with Global School Program on the 15th and 17th of April, 2020. The Training took place on Zoom with which there were two(2) batches. It started by Ebele Agu, vice president of WAAW Foundation...
Mrs. Tolu Adeyemo, Acting Executive Director at WAAW Foundation had a mentorship session with the Fellows on the 29th of March 2020. Mrs. Tolu has been working for WAAW Foundation for over 7 years and last year September she received the UK government Chevening Scholarship...
Letter from Company Some educators are finding it really helpful to own an entire child in 2 groups simultaneously for a quick period, as the student is transitioning to an increased degree, or some time the child has fallen behind the remainder of the group. Students...
My name is Lucy Ikpesu, A Chemical Engineering graduate from Delta State University, Abraka and a 2014 - 2016 WAAW Foundation College fellow. I currently serve as a Program Manager at Working to Advance African Women (WAAW) Foundation, I am a passionate educator in Science Technology...