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Hearing Grade 5 learners from Boikanyo Primary School, who have learned Basic South African Sign Language (SASL), showcase their signing abilities, and even teach the audience SASL. #SASLFestival #DeafAwarenessMonth #Inclusion 🤟📚

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Bongi Mokabavor 1 Jahr

@GautengProvince @Steve_Mabona @abengtsonmali @matomekopano @xolani_mmm @PanSALB This is amazing it must be introduced to all schools. This is what inclusivity is all about

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@GautengProvince @Steve_Mabona @abengtsonmali @matomekopano @xolani_mmm @PanSALB I’m touched 🥹🥹🥹

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@GautengProvince @Steve_Mabona @abengtsonmali @matomekopano @xolani_mmm @PanSALB Wow!!! I really love this. I wish more schools can do this ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Welk done and i hope the learners continue doing this. Love it ❤️👌

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Penelope Penny Tvor 1 Jahr

@GautengProvince @Steve_Mabona @abengtsonmali @matomekopano @xolani_mmm @PanSALB This so inspiring...wow! It will be great if introduced in all schools. Inclusivity is the way....

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@GautengProvince @Steve_Mabona @abengtsonmali @matomekopano @xolani_mmm @PanSALB Amazing 😍

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Joyannen247vor 1 Jahr

@GautengProvince @Steve_Mabona @abengtsonmali @matomekopano @xolani_mmm @PanSALB How did you "hear" sign language?

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AngelaNorrisStanvor 1 Jahr

@GautengProvince @Steve_Mabona @abengtsonmali @matomekopano @xolani_mmm @PanSALB Amazing

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@GautengProvince @Steve_Mabona @abengtsonmali @matomekopano @xolani_mmm @PanSALB Wow these kids are so good 😊

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France Richiavor 1 Jahr

@GautengProvince @Steve_Mabona @abengtsonmali @matomekopano @xolani_mmm @PanSALB 🔥🥺this is so beautiful!!!

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Lungelo ✨vor 1 Jahr

@GautengProvince @Steve_Mabona @abengtsonmali @matomekopano @xolani_mmm @PanSALB The awareness that our new miss sa has brought 🥹🥹❤️

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🔴 Who is plundering Congo’s minerals? For this Congolese, who has visited mines in Maniema, North Kivu and Ituri and conducted his own field research, one of the biggest looters of Congolese minerals is not Rwanda, but South Africa! "Why were South African troops protecting Goma's international airport?" he asks rhetorically. He explains that it's because there are South African helicopters bringing minerals from Walikale (North Kivu) to Goma airport. These minerals belong to a global mining company called MPC, which has offices and representatives in South Africa. He says he has known MPC since 2003. Since then, he says, the South Africans have taken unquantifiable quantities of coltan and casserite minerals. Why don't we talk about South Africa, he asks? “Why don't we talk about the Lebanese and Indian traders who are based in Goma?” He concludes that the only reason the Congolese talk about Rwanda is because Rwanda is their number one enemy. Rwanda is a trigger for the Congolese, he insists. He also dismisses claims that Rwanda is plundering DRCongo. He argues that there are no Rwandans in Congolese mines, not even in the Rubaya mines controlled by the M23. "They know they are not welcome," he says. "The Congolese take these minerals to Rwanda willingly, so how is Rwanda looting us?" These revelations also explain why South Africa is reluctant to withdraw its troops from Goma and continues to demand that the M23 withdraw from the city and reopen the airport. It is not even about the well-being of the SANDF troops who are trapped in their bases and dependent on the M23 for their basic supplies of food and water. It's about Ramaphosa's business interests.

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Trending Explained

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This is the curse of Kenya. I know, first hand, that more than 90% of the white teachers in international schools in Kenya are NOT qualified to teach the subjects they teach, they are there for their colour to fool the rich African parents who are suffering from inferiority complex into paying millions (of Kenyan Shillings) per term for the the same education they themselves got for a pittance. I see politicians, banking tycoons, insurance tycoons etc cowering and looking embarrassingly sheepish as they get progress reports from the white teachers of their children, looking up to them as though they are in the presence of Jesus himself... then they walk arrogantly to us, the African teachers who do the actual work and introduce themselves and listen nonchalantly to whatever we have to say. They then part with their millions in fees, hundreds of thousands for a trip to London for their children and stand in small groups praising the school because it has very many white teachers. In parliament, they block capitation (budget allocation) for public schools. Neocolonialism 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾

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Amalia Ozer, anti-black activist: "There's no way that I would go into a shelter where there are infiltrators [African refugees and migrant workers]" Likud MK Eti Atiya: "Of course, we need separation. They should have their own shelters and you should have your own. We should not mix the two groups" Here's an exchange from yesterday at the Knesset's Special Committee for Migrant Workers Affairs hearing about the "danger" of African non-Jews using public shelters in South Tel Aviv. Amalia Ozer heads the racist South Tel Aviv organization Otef Tahana Merkazit, even though she does not actually live in the area. The name translates to "Central Station Envelope", implying that the Jewish residents of the area around TLV's Central Station are threatened by the so-called "infiltrators" (code name for any non-Jewish blacks and sometimes all non-Jews) in the same way that the Israeli Gaza Envelope residents are threatened by the Palestinian "terrorists". MK Eti Atiya, who called for actual racial segregation in bomb shelters, is the head of the special committee. Video from Tuesday.

B.M.

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I taught my Primary 2 students magnetic fields, and how they help us determine magnetic north and bearings using a compass. At the later half of the class, the students did a small experiment that used a magnet and compass to test what we learned. This is what Nigeria can take away from this: 1. LANGUAGE: Using Chinese to explain magnetic fields was so easy for them to understand, and took less than 4 mins. They never have to worry about understanding the grammar or remembering new vocabulary if another language was used. Language skill is not for everyone, just like technical and creative skills. While you or your son can learn a new language fast, others might be more technically inclined. Nigeria should use native languages to teach primary school children right from the first day in school. With many native languages, autonomous regions with different official languages will be ideal, with an option for international classes which are more English focused. 2. CURRICULUM: Unless we are really oblivious, there is no way a Nigerian primary 6 student can compete with my primary 2 students. These are kids that first came to our school so tiny and sometimes crying, many of them don’t even know how to write their names. A Nigerian taught them most of what they know today in less than 2 years, and because we have a curriculum that is modern, targets what the students really need to know, and its always modified to reflect their realities, they have acquired so much knowledge about how the world around them works like electricity, engines, space, aerodynamics, mechanics and environmental protection in a short time. What they are learning is directly linked to where their economy is headed, so by the time they are in university, they can easily understand advanced practical and theoretical knowledge and be useful to their economic development after graduation. Our curriculums in Nigeria are old and mostly useless to the growth of our economy, so let’s do the needful. Don’t wait for miracles to change them for you. We must demand this change. 3. GROUP WORK: Students are encouraged to work in groups, divide tasks and roles and they mentored to understand their strengths and challenges and resolve conflicts. They learn to work with others who are different from them, giving them a diverse perspective and mindset about working together. Nigeria cannot succeed without all of us uniting and learning to work with each other, irrespective of tribe, religion, region and family background. When we win as individuals, we will still be surrounded by helpless people, but when we win as a society, everyone develops. 4. TEACHERS: Here in China, we are always happy and encouraged to learn new things and ways to teach our students. We are free from worrying about food, shelter and pocket money. We are paid more than enough, so we have enough time and mental space to throughly research information and knowledge, and also design useful and interesting lessons for our students. Nigerian teachers should be paid a minimum of 800k to 1 million Naira per month. Primary school teachers lay down the crucial foundations for our economic growth, development and future. It is one of the most important professions in the country and the compensation and benefits MUST be more than senators and representatives. Liking, commenting and retweeting are nice because they help spread the message, however what’s more important is us uniting as Nigerians with our common interest to ensure that our needs are addressed.

I taught my Primary 2 students magnetic fields, and how they help us determine magnetic north and bearings using a compass. At the later half of the class, the students did a small experiment that used a magnet and compass to test what we learned. This is what Nigeria can take away from this: 1. LANGUAGE: Using Chinese to explain magnetic fields was so easy for them to understand, and took less than 4 mins. They never have to worry about understanding the grammar or remembering new vocabulary if another language was used. Language skill is not for everyone, just like technical and creative skills. While you or your son can learn a new language fast, others might be more technically inclined. Nigeria should use native languages to teach primary school children right from the first day in school. With many native languages, autonomous regions with different official languages will be ideal, with an option for international classes which are more English focused. 2. CURRICULUM: Unless we are really oblivious, there is no way a Nigerian primary 6 student can compete with my primary 2 students. These are kids that first came to our school so tiny and sometimes crying, many of them don’t even know how to write their names. A Nigerian taught them most of what they know today in less than 2 years, and because we have a curriculum that is modern, targets what the students really need to know, and its always modified to reflect their realities, they have acquired so much knowledge about how the world around them works like electricity, engines, space, aerodynamics, mechanics and environmental protection in a short time. What they are learning is directly linked to where their economy is headed, so by the time they are in university, they can easily understand advanced practical and theoretical knowledge and be useful to their economic development after graduation. Our curriculums in Nigeria are old and mostly useless to the growth of our economy, so let’s do the needful. Don’t wait for miracles to change them for you. We must demand this change. 3. GROUP WORK: Students are encouraged to work in groups, divide tasks and roles and they mentored to understand their strengths and challenges and resolve conflicts. They learn to work with others who are different from them, giving them a diverse perspective and mindset about working together. Nigeria cannot succeed without all of us uniting and learning to work with each other, irrespective of tribe, religion, region and family background. When we win as individuals, we will still be surrounded by helpless people, but when we win as a society, everyone develops. 4. TEACHERS: Here in China, we are always happy and encouraged to learn new things and ways to teach our students. We are free from worrying about food, shelter and pocket money. We are paid more than enough, so we have enough time and mental space to throughly research information and knowledge, and also design useful and interesting lessons for our students. Nigerian teachers should be paid a minimum of 800k to 1 million Naira per month. Primary school teachers lay down the crucial foundations for our economic growth, development and future. It is one of the most important professions in the country and the compensation and benefits MUST be more than senators and representatives. Liking, commenting and retweeting are nice because they help spread the message, however what’s more important is us uniting as Nigerians with our common interest to ensure that our needs are addressed.

Dan Bello

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Made In Chelsea star Louise Thompson faces backlash from parents after comments on kids starting school in nappies Louise Thompson and her partner Ryan Libbey discussed the statistic that one in four children now arrive in reception class not fully potty trained. The couple said they were shocked by the figures from the Kindred Squared survey of primary teachers and argued it should be a basic responsibility for parents to teach children to use the toilet and wipe independently before the age of four. They suggested many modern parents may be leaving it too late due to busy careers or other pressures. The remarks have triggered significant backlash from parents across social media, especially those with children who have special educational needs or developmental delays. Teachers also reported that 28% of reception children cannot eat or drink unaided. Is she right?

Made In Chelsea star Louise Thompson faces backlash from parents after comments on kids starting school in nappies Louise Thompson and her partner Ryan Libbey discussed the statistic that one in four children now arrive in reception class not fully potty trained. The couple said they were shocked by the figures from the Kindred Squared survey of primary teachers and argued it should be a basic responsibility for parents to teach children to use the toilet and wipe independently before the age of four. They suggested many modern parents may be leaving it too late due to busy careers or other pressures. The remarks have triggered significant backlash from parents across social media, especially those with children who have special educational needs or developmental delays. Teachers also reported that 28% of reception children cannot eat or drink unaided. Is she right?

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