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I made an unfiltered video explaining how we solved the fundamental data and attendance problems in education. If teachers don’t come to school then students won’t learn and if students miss school, it will also affect their learning. When a child attends school 100% and still fail, then it’s the fault of the teacher. Our system tracks everyone and it’s extremely helpful for the government to track live data as well. Every child should be accounted for because they matter. Imagine a state government knowing exactly the number of children currently in school? That will be a no brainer. Decision making will be precise and transformative. I will continue to do my best to ensure that we fix education in Nigeria.

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American High School teacher left being a teacher and she has a warning for America She exposes the school boards are making teachers pass students just to keep their graduation numbers up “Now that I am no longer a teacher, I can finally say the things that have been on my mind all school year. As somebody that taught high school and basically educating our new young adults, we should all be scared. Every last one of us should be scared - These kids cannot read - They cannot write - There is no type of comprehension skills - No type of critical thinking - They cannot do anything on their own - They expect everything to be taught to them Well, I won't even say taught. They expect everything to be given to them” “Genuinely the truth of the matter is everybody is failing these kids. Everybody. The school board with all these different rules, they're failing these kids, the principals or admin all together, they're failing these kids and they're failing the teachers because they're basically telling us that we had to just pass a child along just to keep these graduation numbers up” “These colleges are going to have to start lowering. Lowering their requirements. They're gonna have to start lowering the fact. Or just lowering everything. Because the way that stuff is going now, the amount of kids that are going to come into these schools, and they cannot read, they cannot write, they cannot do anything without AI” She talks about giving assignments to write 5 sentences and basically no students can do that “We should be scared. We should really be scared”

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