Zamfara AGILE trains 140 teachers in digital skills
The Zamfara State Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE) project has commenced a five-day digital skills training for 140 teachers from 70 schools across the state. The training, which began yesterday, is aimed at strengthening teachers’ capacity to use digital technology in classroom instruction and improving learning outcomes. Officials of the state Ministry […]
The Zamfara State Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE) project has launched a five-day digital skills training program for 140 teachers from 70 schools throughout the state. The training, which commenced yesterday, aims to enhance teachers' proficiency in utilizing digital technology within classroom instruction and ultimately improve learning outcomes. Officials from the state Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, along with relevant agencies, attended the inauguration ceremony.
Maimunatu Adamu Dangwangila, the Project Social Norms Officer representing the Project Coordinator Sa'adatu Abdu Gusau, addressed the attendees at the event. Dangwangila called upon the participants to fully capitalize on this training opportunity. She explained that the program is specifically designed to equip educators with practical digital skills that can be applied in teaching and various educational activities.
Dangwangila urged the participants to maintain their focus throughout the five-day program, emphasizing that enhanced digital capabilities among teachers will foster a more conducive learning environment for pupils and students.
The training is part of AGILE's broader mission to integrate technology into education, thereby bolstering teaching and learning practices across Zamfara State.
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