Honouring Youth Day 2025: A Reflection on Learning Youth Day in South Africa commemorates the courage shown by young people who fought for their right to meaningful education in 1976, and it challenges us to reflect on how we are nurturing the minds of today’s

Preparing Learners for a Digital World: Teaching Technology Literacy Technology is changing the way teachers teach and students learn, bringing both new opportunities and challenges into the classroom. From online research to virtual lessons, it’s become a big part of how we experience education. But

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Less Reading, More Engagement: Transforming Training with Interactive Content When was the last time you felt excited to read through a dense training manual? If your answer is somewhere between “never” and “not recently,” you’re not alone. One of the biggest challenges in traditional training

Freedom Day 2025: The Leaders of Tomorrow Every Freedom Day, we celebrate South Africa’s democracy. It’s a moment to remember how far we’ve come and to reflect on how we can keep moving forward. For young South Africans, it’s a reminder that they have the

World Autism Awareness Day- Creating an Inclusive Classroom: Supporting Academic and Emotional Diversity Creating an inclusive classroom isn’t just about adapting lessons for different learning styles —it’s about maintaining an environment where every student feels valued, supported, and able to succeed Learners have a variety