EducatorsTalk w/ Gift Esema: Recent Episodes
Gift U. Esema
A platform set to deal with matters that will aid learning for learners and the efficiency of educators.
This episode is aimed at learners taking the boldness to get assessed so that they can know their stand. In this episode, Gift Esema emphasised that knowing one's stand as a learner will prompt better practice which will result in better performance. Listen to know more.
In today's episode, our guest, Jasanya Oluwakayode (Kay) spoke extensively on how anyone willing to excel can achieve academic excellence with practical steps that has worked for him. Want to know more? Listen to this episode. MEET JASANYA OLUWAKAYODE (KAY): Kayode is passionate about youth empowerment and technology. Over the cause of the years, he has had valuable experiences in development design, venture capital and business. He has also worked with some top tech companies.
Examination malpractice has become a normal activity for many school students in various stages of learning. The rise in this act has negatively affected students in the long run. So in these episodes, our guests have been able to share their thoughts on the cause of examination malpractice and possible ways of improvement. Listen to know the full gist!
In this episode, the benefits of active listening was explained and the need for practice to succeed and excel in academics.
In this episode, the mindset as related to learning was discussed and the importance of it being positive because of it impact in the academic journey of learners.
An episode where boldness is discussed as an important ingredient to learning and success in academics. Listen to hear the details.
Learn how to turn examination chips to your advantage and succeed with it without taking any chips to the examination hall.
In this episode, our Guest, David Chuks Obiakor shared some of the major causes of low performance in our institutions and he also talked about how Educators can improve themselves.
About Comrd. David Chuks Obiakor: (DCO) DCO is a Public Speaker, a Content Strategist, a Media Enthusiast , and an advocate for quality leadership. He is also the immediate past Secretary-General of the Students’ Union Government, Unizik - where he demonstrated top leadership skills during his tenure in office. DCO is the convener of the first ever SUG UNIZIK Inter-Faculty British Parliamentary Debate Championship, 2021.
This episode looks at the major ways learners' weaknesses can be turned into strengths.
This episodes discusses two major challenges faced by Educators in rural communities and possible way out that would in turn aid learning for learners and effectiveness for Educators. Listen to find out.
In this episode, Odejobi Oluwabukola Bukola shared her views and weaknesses and how you can overcome them. She also shared actionable steps that has helped her in being a high flyer in academics . Listen to know more... About Odejobi Oluwabukola: Odejobi Oluwabukunolami, a final year student of Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education; Studying biology/mathematics education
Bukola loves to read, listen and engage people in conversations at their own will
She believes that every human is a product of anything that has been programmed or registered into them as a youngster, which they gradually yield with as a norm and culture. However differences may/may not be seen or made.
She also believes that if humanity can accept one another for whom they are and the role they play in the course of their lifetime, the world would be exceptionally beautiful.
She also has the mind of an entrepreneur; she’s into tailoring, and makes feminine suppository for feminine health care
Bukola is a lover of God and cherishes her academic well-being. Lives in Lagos, Nigeria
This episodes talks on how you can weaken the power of your weaknesses by putting your strength at work. Listen to know more.
This episode explains how you need to make your area of strength become an habit by ensuring that you actively use them while studying. Listen to know more.
This episode is focused on Learners and it centres on the essence of being conscious of the energy they give in to learning. Listen to know the details.
Your story can keep a learner focused till he achieves academic excellence. Share your stories with your learners. I value you;
This episode looks at the need to reflect and point out salient points from every material consumed via the eyes or ears. Listen to hear more!
This episode emphasizes on the need to have a goal and set patterns on how they will achieve them. Listen to know the details!
This episode is an admonishment to learners that shortcuts don't produce great men. It encourages them to stretch and do the needed studying, revising, and personal assessments to be well-grounded in their field of study.
This episode emphasizes on the constant revision of learning material and a positive mindset to retain the needed information
This episode emphasizes on the necessities of being patient with learners as Educators. It also look at the implications which would affect learners , the next generation and the development of the world.
Today's episode emphasizes how the thought patterns of learners threaten learning. Educators are admonished to help learners guide their thought patterns with positive words and the reality of people in the field succeeding. Listen and share! I value you.
This episode emphasizes teaching as being more of a mission and beyond a passion. It also engineers educators to ensure that the mission of teaching is achieved at the end of every lesson by suggesting that Educators should engage learners to be attentive, focused, and also remind them of tyr benefits of being knowledgeable/educated. Listen and share your thoughts. I value you.
In this episode, it is emphasized that age is not a barrier to learning. Learners can learn irrespective of how old they feel they are. Listen and share! I value you.
This episode talks about the negative impact of undue breaks on learners and how it endangers the next generation. Listen, share your thoughts and repost. I value you.
The Cage Called Fear is false imprisonment of the mind to believe in an untrue reality and it has limited the ability of learners to excel in their academics snd other spheres of life. In this episode, fear is explained and how it can be curtailed. Listen and share with other educators and learners.
In this episode, Ayomide shared some hidden facts that made her excel in her academics and if other learners put them in place, they will replicate excellence. Listen to this episode and share with others. I value you. Showunmi Ayomide AAT, BSc in Accounting from Crawford university, Nigeria. She is an Associate of Accounting Technicians in Nigeria.
Ayomide has served in many leadership position while in school and still during her youth service, she is passionate about people striving after acquisition of knowledge and attaining excellence in all ramifications which begin from the fear of GOD.
Ayomide is currently undergoing her NYSC service program at KPMG professional services at VI, Lagos state.
This episode looked at the need to recognize the effect of time. It also traced the reason behind success and failures to time. Listen and take control of your time.
This episode talks about the importance of the state of mind in achieving academic excellence. It also looked into a mindset that can be adopted when courses have been blown out of proportion. Listen and drop a voice message.
Happy New Month, Educators. In this month, our focus is on how learners can excelled academically. This episode emphasized the importance of friendship on Academic excellence. Gift Esema talked about the influence friendship has on your choice of activities, the way issues are addressed. Friends also give their support. You share your time with them which eventually determines the kind of results you get and you give them a sort of power over you to suggest and influence your decisions.
Elizabeth Ekeoseye is a 21-year-old Nigerian who graduated with a CGPA of 4.95 in Environmental Toxicology, Department of Zoology from the prestigious University of Lagos, Nigeria, the first choice University. In this episode, she shared what helped her achieve such a feat. Elizabeth is a singer, model, and lover of God. And she returns all glory to God because she knows that it can only be by His Grace.
This episode deals with the need for learners to have goals and ambitions. Also, i talked on the need for Educators to share the process , possible duration and challenges they may encounter as they chase their dreams. Listen to today's podcast and do well to share your thoughts. I value you.
This episode focus on 4 major techniques that will keep learners focused and interested in learning and their academics.
Happy New Year, Educators! The identification of challenges is the first step to problem solving. This episode covers major challenges education in Nigeria is faced with. Great minds spared their time to share thos challenges and possible solutions as we all look forward to a better Nigeria. Listen, leave a voice measage and share the link with others so we can all do our part as citizens relentlessly till we see a change in our Education. Thank you.
In this episode, Sir Babs shared his thoughts concerning the issues affecting Education in Nigeria. He emphasized that our educational system is not gppd because we lack structure. He also encouraged the celebration of Academic Excellence at all levels of Education every year which can be done by the Alumni Association and Parents Teachers Association of these schools instead of waiting for the Government. Its a brilliant, do listen to the end. Thank you.
In this episode, Aderemi responded to the issues pertaining to Education in Nigeria and he suggested that giving free food and the availability of transportation would make students interested in education at the basic/secondary level and this would also make parents encourage their kids to go to school.
In this episode, Joyce tackled some of the issues affecting education in Nigeria and the cause of the rising number of illiteracy in the country. Listen and share your thoughts.
This is the introductory part of Education in Nigeria. It highlights some of the issues affecting the Nigerian Educational System at different stages.
This episode contains details on the legal reason to create an atmosphere of learning and the right to Education. Adeolu Onifade is a Passionate Writer, Legal Researcher and and Dynamic Content Creator.
He is a Graduate of Law, From Ekiti State University Ado-Ekiti. He Has Featured in writing articles as it Concerns international law and also Law of taxation.
He is also Into Copywriting...
He Currently is working on his first book Titled _Parable of Vision_ ..
He has Published articles on areas as it Pertains to Law, Some of Which Are _Xenophobia: The African Albatross_, _Taxation of Digital Activities: an approach Of Nigeria in The Digital Context_ and a Plethora of others.
He also Currently Runs a Legal website Called Divergence Legal Compass.
He Has Hosted Webinars, From the Divergence Legal Webinar in 2020 to The Writers webinar in 2021.
He is Currently Undergoing Online Courses for Personal development.
This is an Introduction on the need to create an atmosphere that will enable learners to relate freely with Educators, Parents, and Elders.
This episode deals with the causes and dangers of enforcing a child/ learner go into a career field he/she has no interest. My Guest, Adeolu Adelaja shared his thoughts on this issue and proferred solutions to this issue and I believe if we work on this, Parents would stop enforcing career choices on their children.
ABOUT ADEOLU ADELAJA
Adelaja Emmanuel Adeolu is a 400level Undergraduate of the University of Lagos studying History and Strategic Studies.
He loves drumming, designing, critical thinking and offering help when he can.
He is an embodiment of wisdom and you get nothing but value around him.
Feel free to follow him on IG @deolu.design to peep into some of his design concepts.
Thank you.
Gift Esema
This is a call to all Educators to encourage learners to study courses of their interest other than courses Educators feel their mental capabilities can handle. Listen and share your thoughts through the voice message. I value you.
There is a need for Learners and Educators to get involved in a learner's life because there is more to know about them and this knowledge will help in assisting them in areas required.