In a country where access to quality education is often hindered by large class sizes, inadequate resources, and a lack of trained teachers, the integration of digital tools can provide innovative solutions to these challenges.



Teachers in Nigeria are increasingly turning to digital tools to enhance their teaching methods and engage students more effectively. One such tool that is gaining traction is ClassPoint, an interactive software designed to transform traditional classroom presentations into a participatory learning experience.

By integrating quizzes, polls, and drawing tools directly into PowerPoint, ClassPoint enables teachers to create more interactive lessons that cater to diverse learning styles.

As teachers become more familiar with such tools, they can better address the challenges of large class sizes, limited resources, and varying levels of student engagement. As Nigeria continues to develop its digital infrastructure, the integration of tools like ClassPoint holds great promise for enhancing the quality of education and preparing students for a future that increasingly values digital literacy.

To further unpack we talk to Felleng Lethola, Senior Psycho-Social support and Capacity Building  Officer at Help Lesotho.

In a country where access to quality education is often hindered by large class sizes, inadequate resources, and a lack of trained teachers, the integration of digital tools can provide innovative solutions to these challenges.
 
Teachers in Nigeria are increasingly turning to digital tools to enhance their teaching methods and engage students more effectively. One such tool that is gaining traction is ClassPoint, an interactive software designed to transform traditional classroom presentations into a participatory learning experience.
By integrating quizzes, polls, and drawing tools directly into PowerPoint, ClassPoint enables teachers to create more interactive lessons that cater to diverse learning styles.
As teachers become more familiar with such tools, they can better address the challenges of large class sizes, limited resources, and varying levels of student engagement. As Nigeria continues to develop its digital infrastructure, the integration of tools like ClassPoint holds great promise for enhancing the quality of education and preparing students for a future that increasingly values digital literacy.
To further unpack we talk to Felleng Lethola, Senior Psycho-Social support and Capacity Building  Officer at Help Lesotho.

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