Our report on project-based learning​

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“Why should I consider project-based learning for my child?” helps parents better understand the benefits of project-based learning (PBL) in a Nigerian context. While PBL may seem unfamiliar to many, it’s a powerful educational approach with proven results in developing both core and 21st-century skills, which actually has deep roots in our region.

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This research-backed report illustrates how PBL is grounded in practical, real-world learning methods that have been used for generations around the world, including Nigeria’s own rich history of experiential learning. By engaging with hands-on projects, students gain deeper insights and develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration skills that are essential for thriving in a rapidly changing world. It also dispels misconceptions about PBL, showing that it complements rather than replaces conventional educational values, ensuring students build confidence and become lifelong learners, equipped to tackle both academic and social challenges.

 

We invite parents, educators, and all stakeholders to explore how PBL can redefine the learning experience for children in Nigeria, equipping them with the skills they need to become bold and impactful changemakers.

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