EDUCATION CURES AT WORK.

Our Teacher Spotlight this week is Feremusu Marie Thoronka. “I started my academia at the Wellington Muslim Association Primary School, were I sat my NPSE and continue secondary education at Doctor David Arnold High School. I wrote both BECE
Utilizing technology and systematic curriculums allows our students to reach unprecedented levels of success. Our math curriculums are also multi-sensory and our reading programs are phonics-based. Our methods supplement the Sierra Leone national cur
Establishing strong learning skills and habits early in childhood is key to building lasting academic success and preventing the frustration of learning challenges later along the educational path. Our Brainjogging™ program is multi-sensory and
Education Cures works with our partners to develop a classroom culture of trust, safety, collaboration and joy, which enables our learners to flourish. Through our round table discussions we empower teachers in our school with the understanding that
Once a week, we will now spotlight one of our teachers, students, or any other invested person who is an integral part of our mission. This week’s student spotlight belongs to Mariama K. Conteh. She is 11 years old and in the 6th grade. She is