Girls can absolutely succeed in STEM fields. This simple truth needs to be said louder and more often. Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics are not just for boys. They belong to everyone, including your daughter, sister, niece, or the girl sitting next to you in class. Breaking Down the Old Ways of Thinking For too […]
Have you ever wondered what happens to that plastic bottle you throw away today? Will it still be there when your grandchildren are your age? This is exactly the kind of thinking we need as we talk about World Environment Day 2025 and its powerful theme: “Beat Plastic Pollution” or as we like to call
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In today’s job market, having a strong online presence is just as important as having a well-crafted resume. LinkedIn has transformed the way professionals connect, network, and showcase their skills. Whether you are job hunting, building your personal brand, or expanding your professional network, LinkedIn serves as a powerful tool to help you stand out.
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Every morning, someone sweeps their front yard, yet the gutters overflow with plastic bottles and nylon bags. Teachers strive to keep school compounds clean, but wrappers still litter the surroundings. When the rain falls, roads flood; not solely because of the rain, but because drains are clogged with plastic waste. This is the reality for
Science is all around us, and children are naturally curious about the world. Encouraging kids to explore science through everyday activities helps them develop problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and a love for learning. You do not need a laboratory or expensive equipment, simple activities at home can stir up their interest in science. Turning Daily
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Only 3 girls in a STEM club of 25 kids? That’s a problem. At one of our STEM clubs, just 3 out of 25 pupils are girls. The rest are boys. This is not because girls are not smart enough. It is because many girls are not encouraged early on to explore Science, Technology, Engineering,
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Children bring so much joy. They laugh loudly. They ask many questions. And they fill every home with love. That is why they deserve a special day just for them. Every year, Nigeria celebrates Children’s Day on May 27th. You may have seen school parades, colorful outfits, and happy faces. But this day is more
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A long time ago, robots were only found in science fiction books and movies. People imagined them as metal machines doing work for humans. But today, robots are real, and they are all around us. They help in hospitals, factories, and even in our homes. The exciting part is that kids can now build robots
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Success is often built on small, consistent actions rather than grand, overnight transformations. The way you think and respond to challenges is influenced by your daily habits. These habits shape your mindset, determining how you approach learning, personal growth, and problem-solving. Developing a growth mindset requires intentional effort, and the key lies in the small
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When Maryann Samel walked into Edufun Technik STEM Foundation for the first time in January 2024, she did not expect the experience to reshape her future. A graduate of Guidance and Counseling from Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, she joined the organization with a curious mind and an open heart. By the end of her service
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