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Re: My Life As A Teacher. by zaynie(f): 10:04pm On Mar 07, 2019
bookholla:
Good day Mama Zaynie,I have been going tru your posts here about teaching and I must say you are doing a great job.
Please,for someone that has a first degree in a non education field,where would you say should be the starting point to venture into early childhood teaching. Is it masters ,diploma or some trainings. Kindly enlighten me on how to go about it .


There are a lot of EYFS diploma courses about.
I think one holds in Unilag.
You will need it if you want to become an EY teacher.

PGDE will help your certification too cos the axe has been chopping non certified teachers

PGCEi is their mommy but you need about 1.5 to 2m náírà to get this.

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Re: My Life As A Teacher. by drafrican: 8:22am On Mar 09, 2019
Good morning,
My question is simple
Why dont we have ratings for primary schools in Nigeria based on performance.
I am searching for a school for my kids and i noticed anytime i ask people always just list the most expensive as the best.

Pls i need a school in yaba/surulere with core academic values and other things can follow am not keen on ballet and co to me they are secondary.

The names ve heard of are blooming greens, pampers,oakwood,womens association university of lagos ,redeemers,mbari mbayo

Pls dont say st saviors i cannot afford it.

I really want to know which one is really academically and morally sound

I wish loyola jesuit would tell us the schools in lagos and hiw their kids perform @ their enterance exam.

Bottom line help me pick a school.
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by bookholla(f): 2:50pm On Mar 09, 2019
zaynie:



There are a lot of EYFS diploma courses about.
I think one holds in Unilag.
You will need it if you want to become an EY teacher.

PGDE will help your certification too cos the axe has been chopping non certified teachers

PGCEi is their mommy but you need about 1.5 to 2m náírà to get this.

Thanks zaynie for the response.
Please what's PGCE and is the PGCEi international certification or why is it different from the former.

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Re: My Life As A Teacher. by zaynie(f): 5:25pm On Mar 09, 2019
bookholla:


Thanks zaynie for the response.
Please what's PGCE and is the PGCEi international certification or why is it different from the former.


PGDE is Post Graduate Diploma in Education
PGCEi is Post Graduate Certificate in Education (the i is for International)

Basically the same certificate but with different weight.
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by Centrix: 3:04am On Mar 10, 2019
drafrican:
Good morning,
My question is simple
Why dont we have ratings for primary schools in Nigeria based on performance.
I am searching for a school for my kids and i noticed anytime i ask people always just list the most expensive as the best.

Pls i need a school in yaba/surulere with core academic values and other things can follow am not keen on ballet and co to me they are secondary.

The names ve heard of are blooming greens, pampers,oakwood,womens association university of lagos ,redeemers,mbari mbayo

Pls dont say st saviors i cannot afford it.

I really want to know which one is really academically and morally sound

I wish loyola jesuit would tell us the schools in lagos and hiw their kids perform @ their enterance exam.

Bottom line help me pick a school.

Corona (Any of them) and chrisland
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by drafrican: 3:14am On Mar 10, 2019
Centrix:


Corona (Any of them) and chrisland

Thank you,i actually attended corona pry sch but to be honest am not impressed with the kids of family friends that attend the sch,for mothers its a status symbol and most of them cant get into sec sch like loyola,olashore,day waterman,oritamefa baptist they all end up in corona where they fail ,waec pass gce cant pass jamb n end up in uk or cyprus ,the standard has dropped you pay all that and still need lesson teachers

While in corona in pry 4 i scored 480 in common enterance in pry 5 i scored 565
My sibling had 7 As in ssce but now corona is a mess,it all about cash and the closest to me is gbagada.
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by Centrix: 6:27am On Mar 10, 2019
drafrican:


Thank you,i actually attended corona pry sch but to be honest am not impressed with the kids of family friends that attend the sch,for mothers its a status symbol and most of them cant get into sec sch like loyola,olashore,day waterman,oritamefa baptist they all end up in corona where they fail ,waec pass gce cant pass jamb n end up in uk or cyprus ,the standard has dropped you pay all that and still need lesson teachers

While in corona in pry 4 i scored 480 in common enterance in pry 5 i scored 565
My sibling had 7 As in ssce but now corona is a mess,it all about cash and the closest to me is gbagada.


Well that was corona of the 80s probably but more students get into loyola from corona than any other school. Chrisland and Montesorri Int School Ph are also worth mentioning. Corona standards (including the sec school) is deft much higher than it used to be. 10 corona students had over 300 in JAMB 2 years ago. Expensive yes, but relatively good. Olashore and Day Waterman do not have competitive entrance exams like that. Any child with average learning abilities can get in. I'd say corona sec school entrance exams are way more competitive than those two
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by NL1960: 8:52am On Mar 11, 2019
drafrican:


Thank you,i actually attended corona pry sch but to be honest am not impressed with the kids of family friends that attend the sch,for mothers its a status symbol and most of them cant get into sec sch like loyola,olashore,day waterman,oritamefa baptist they all end up in corona where they fail ,waec pass gce cant pass jamb n end up in uk or cyprus ,the standard has dropped you pay all that and still need lesson teachers

While in corona in pry 4 i scored 480 in common enterance in pry 5 i scored 565
My sibling had 7 As in ssce but now corona is a mess,it all about cash and the closest to me is gbagada.


Maybe you can take a look at the catholic primary schools if you are comfortable with catholic schools discipline and no preferential treatment policy.
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by NL1960: 8:55am On Mar 11, 2019
Centrix:


Well that was corona of the 80s probably but more students get into loyola from corona than any other school. Chrisland and Montesorri Int School Ph are also worth mentioning. Corona standards (including the sec school) is deft much higher than it used to be. 10 corona students had over 300 in JAMB 2 years ago. Expensive yes, but relatively good. Olashore and Day Waterman do not have competitive entrance exams like that. Any child with average learning abilities can get in. I'd say corona sec school entrance exams are way more competitive than those two

Are you sure it is not through the extra payments made by parents to teachers that are specialist in Loyola exams?. I heard it is very expensive to engage a Loyola Jesuit specialist teacher. I also normally see a lot of Corona in the pass list of Louisville in Ijebu itele.
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by blank(f): 5:00pm On Mar 11, 2019
drafrican:


Thank you,i actually attended corona pry sch but to be honest am not impressed with the kids of family friends that attend the sch,for mothers its a status symbol and most of them cant get into sec sch like loyola,olashore,day waterman,oritamefa baptist they all end up in corona where they fail ,waec pass gce cant pass jamb n end up in uk or cyprus ,the standard has dropped you pay all that and still need lesson teachers

While in corona in pry 4 i scored 480 in common enterance in pry 5 i scored 565
My sibling had 7 As in ssce but now corona is a mess,it all about cash and the closest to me is gbagada.


I totally agree with you. I also attended Corona a while ago but i can't allow my kids to attend the school now. Even when i attended, it was already falling behind in Maths although English and Sciences were still top notch.
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by emeijeh(m): 5:10pm On Mar 11, 2019
blank:


I totally agree with you. I also attended Corona a while ago but i can't allow my kids to attend the school now. Even when i attended, it was already falling behind in Maths although English and Sciences were still top notch.

Great corona alumnus
In Anthony Joshua's voice **I hail o! cheesy
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by blank(f): 6:51pm On Mar 11, 2019
emeijeh:


Great corona alumnus
In Anthony Joshua's voice **I hail o! cheesy

I hail right back at you! grin grin grin
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by Centrix: 6:53pm On Mar 11, 2019
NL1960:


Are you sure it is not through the extra payments made by parents to teachers that are specialist in Loyola exams?. I heard it is very expensive to engage a Loyola Jesuit specialist teacher. I also normally see a lot of Corona in the pass list of Louisville in Ijebu itele.

Not necessarily. Corona was one of the first few exam centers for Loyola exams in the 90s. They've been doing this for so long. But Corona Pry school standards are still better than most big name pry schools in Lag for sure.
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by emeijeh(m): 8:20pm On Mar 11, 2019
blank:


I hail right back at you! grin grin grin

In whose voice did you hail back? grin
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by NL1960: 8:49am On Mar 12, 2019
Centrix:


Not necessarily. [b]Corona was one of the first few exam centers for Loyola exams in the 90s. [/b]They've been doing this for so long. But Corona Pry school standards are still better than most big name pry schools in Lag for sure.

No wonder. I quite agree on Corona Pry school standards still better than most big name primary schools. I normally check the pass list of the entrance exams of some of the competitive secondary schools that post the pupil schools. Corona always feature very well. My classmate daughter did not pass Loyola which was what the parents wanted but cleared Louisville, Marywood and Jesuit Memorial. So they opted for Jesuit Memorial.
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by aye88: 10:34pm On Mar 12, 2019
drafrican:
Good morning,
My question is simple
Why dont we have ratings for primary schools in Nigeria based on performance.
I am searching for a school for my kids and i noticed anytime i ask people always just list the most expensive as the best.

Pls i need a school in yaba/surulere with core academic values and other things can follow am not keen on ballet and co to me they are secondary.

The names ve heard of are blooming greens, pampers,oakwood,womens association university of lagos ,redeemers,mbari mbayo

Pls dont say st saviors i cannot afford it.

I really want to know which one is really academically and morally sound

I wish loyola jesuit would tell us the schools in lagos and hiw their kids perform @ their enterance exam.

Bottom line help me pick a school.


I live in surulere. I would recommend oakwood. They put so much attention to thr quality of education there. My daughter use to attend oakwood, though we later moved her to corona for no particular reason except for hubby being a corona fan. I still prefer an oakwood to corona
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by sayoddy(f): 11:11am On Apr 14, 2019
Madam zaynie, well done. Pls can you help me with kg2 3rd term work? thanks
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by zaynie(f): 6:20am On Apr 15, 2019
sayoddy:
Madam zaynie, well done. Pls can you help me with kg2 3rd term work? thanks

Mama, I don't have such schemes at hand.
Our classes have a different setting and arrangement from your regular school.
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by sayoddy(f): 9:05am On Apr 27, 2019
zaynie:


Mama, I don't have such schemes at hand.
Our classes have a different setting and arrangement from your regular school.
Actually, ds is doing homeschool and want to compare what his tutor has
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by kdbabe1: 11:11pm On Sep 04, 2019
I can't believe I actually read everything from the very first page to the last within a couple of hours.
Kudos to Zaynie for the good work. I was hooked because I have a 4-year old who is a handful, coupled with the fact that I've been school hunting for a while now and I've gotten some good pointers here on what to look out for in making a choice.
I have a question though, my son started stuttering all of a sudden when he was 3 plus, do you think the school had a part to play in it?

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Re: My Life As A Teacher. by zaynie(f): 9:53am On Sep 05, 2019
kdbabe1:
I can't believe I actually read everything from the very first page to the last within a couple of hours.
Kudos to Zaynie for the good work. I was hooked because I have a 4-year old who is a handful, coupled with the fact that I've been school hunting for a while now and I've gotten some good pointers here on what to look out for in making a choice.
I have a question though, my son started stuttering all of a sudden when he was 3 plus, do you think the school had a part to play in it?

Hi!
Glad you had a good read.
I can proudly say he will get out of it soon as long as you make attempts to curb it.
My 2 older kids went through this. For my first, it was alarming because a couple of my husband's siblings stammer, I was scared that my son took it but by the next year he was back to normal fluent speech. Same thing with my second child.
These are the things I did.
-constantly talk to that child. Don't try to shut him up.
-teach to breath control. Take a deep breath before you talk.
-repeat the sentence. Say it once with a stutter, repeat it.
-have fun with it while it lasts. It's usually funny to the children so don't embarrass him cheesy
As long as he didn't start up stammering, it will go.
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by zaynie(f): 9:56am On Sep 05, 2019
Hi everyone!
I'm back in the 3 to 4yo classroom and I'm super excited to start the school year.
If I can, I'll try to drop our weekly schedule here every Sunday.
*if I can*
I hope you guys are getting hyped for the school year too! School fees, bags, lunch bags, uniforms, socks, shoes, books, snacks!!!!!!
Give yourself a pat on the back, you dey try!!!!! cool

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Re: My Life As A Teacher. by NL1960: 10:08am On Sep 05, 2019
zaynie:
Hi everyone!
I'm back in the 3 to 4yo classroom and I'm super excited to start the school year.
If I can, I'll try to drop our weekly schedule here every Sunday.
*if I can*
[b]I hope you guys are getting hyped for the school year too! [/b]School fees, bags, lunch bags, uniforms, socks, shoes, books, snacks!!!!!!
Give yourself a pat on the back, you dey try!!!!! cool

Yes o. My kids in secondary school boarding want to bankrupt me before they go back. Shuooo. The consumption no be here o. cheesy grin

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Re: My Life As A Teacher. by zaynie(f): 11:04am On Sep 05, 2019
NL1960:


Yes o. My kids in secondary school boarding want to bankrupt me before they go back. Shuooo. The consumption no be here o. cheesy grin


I'm telling you.
They can eat a whole house! cheesy
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by banji1(m): 4:31pm On Sep 06, 2019
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Re: My Life As A Teacher. by zaynie(f): 10:00pm On Sep 12, 2019
This week....
Gosh it's been hectic and fun at the same time.
We were teaching them 7 habits of happy kids and the first habit is, be proactive.
See pronunciation na cheesy. One of them said "be hombati" another one said "be pronativ"
I just gave up grin


Then a new boy who happens to be a super picky eater has been making lunch extra hellish for me.
Yesterday he brought noodles to school, he didn't eat it then we got him school lunch (eba and okro with chicken) which he declined and said and I quote " I want brown chicken with white rice and dodo"
Oh boy! Are you in school or do you think this is a 5 star Chinese restaurant angry common, eat your eba. Bobo laslas settled for noodles.
Today... another drama from our actor. We served roasted potatoes, brown beef and veggies and Uncle said and I quote "I want dictionary food"

Warrisdat?!
Fiam! I took him to the office before I decide to pinch him. His food was drowned in ketchup and he ate it all

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Re: My Life As A Teacher. by maureensylvia(f): 11:35pm On Sep 24, 2019
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Re: My Life As A Teacher. by UnknownQueen(f): 12:10pm On Oct 03, 2019
Zaynie, please when is your next class holding..I attended your last class and somehow.... I lost everything on watsapp.. Please how can I join the next class.. And would there be a discount for me.
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by zaynie(f): 8:10am On Oct 06, 2019
maureensylvia:
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Why did you remove your post na.

Oya post it again, let me answer you.
I haven't been to this side of NL since resumption.
Post ó, I'm waiting. kiss
Re: My Life As A Teacher. by zaynie(f): 8:10am On Oct 06, 2019
UnknownQueen:
Zaynie, please when is your next class holding..I attended your last class and somehow.... I lost everything on watsapp.. Please how can I join the next class.. And would there be a discount for me.

Hi mama.
With what moniker did you attend my previous classes?

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