When teachers learn from their students
Ganiyat Muritala Wuraola
Ganiyat teaches in a low-income community in Nigeria. She faces challenges such as inadequate educational materials for her 42 learners. Ganiyat participates in the Teach For All collective teaching and leadership research project. Participating has transformed her role as a teacher, allowing her to learn from her students and accept feedback. Ganiyat sees the power of community in education. She once help out a sleep-deprived student by visiting the student’s guardian and working together to find a solution.
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“I have 42 learners in my class. I may not be able to affect everyone individually, but there’s one thing I’m very sure about, and they really know… I believe in everyone.”
Ganiyat Muritala Wuraola
Ganiyat Muritala Wuraola
Ganiyat Muritala Wuraola is a dedicated primary school teacher in southeastern Nigeria, known for her commitment to fostering student agency and wellbeing. As part of the Teach For Nigeria program, she has embraced innovative teaching methods that empower her students and enhance their learning experiences. Ganiyat promotes community involvement in education, believing that strong relationships between teachers and students are crucial for academic and personal growth. Her efforts in the classroom have been recognised as part of Teach For All’s global initiative aimed at developing collective leadership in education.
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