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The Right Teacher

Dr. Abimbola Banu-Ogundere

Publisher: COMMUNE WRITERS INT'L

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Summary

‘The Right Teacher’ is a book for educators, policymakers, parents and everyone who teaches. Every profession can attest to the impact of the 21st Century teacher as they, in no small measure, influence the quality of teaching available to children. This, in turn, leads to the improvement of learning outcomes for the millions of children across all socio-economic classes in Nigeria, West Africa and the world at large.

This book is for parents as well, who are the first and permanent teachers in a child’s life. The qualities highlighted here are practical, not just for the classroom but for the home as well and even beyond.

Available since: 04/12/2023.

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