The Pareto principle is arguably one of the most widely applied rules in management. It states that: 20% of actions lead to 80% of results. 80% of actions lead to 20% of results. Pause! Now let’s think about what this means in the classroom. Only 20% of the typical teacher’s…

The stats don’t look good. But the school must remain an ivory tower. That’s such a difficult thing to accomplish as we have to toe the lines between preparing students for the reality of the current economic and security milieu and also protecting them from it. …

The education industry is always agog with one buzz word or the other; from Montessori to adaptive testing, e-learning, mobile learning, etc. Parents usually do not know (usually because they make little or no attempt to learn) know what these buzz words really mean but always expect schools to not…

With table loads of paper works, long list of interviewees, unending complaints from parents and an obvious need for more self-development, many school owners would be happy to have more than 24 hours in a day. …

At our last company retreat, we decided our priority was to ensure we deliver value (enrolment leads and top-notch education services) for schools on our platform. To do this, my role became more marketing than operational. I had one week to complete the development of a marketing strategy for…

According to Techopedia, coding refers to creating computer programming code. Coding, in the simplest of terms, is telling a computer what you want it to do, which involves typing in step-by-step commands for the computer to follow. Code powers computers and computers power many everyday objects like phones, watches, microwaves…

The holiday has just ended and most students haven’t been in the classroom for a while — Long weeks of video games, partying and traveling is now beginning to give way to reading, analysing, memorising, solving and several other learning-related tasks. …