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FCT flags off distribution of three,530 textbooks, 357 gadgets for 35 colleges
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA), has by way of the Education Secretariat flagged off the distribution of three,530 copies of Let’s Read textbooks and 357 digital studying gadgets to 35 public major colleges taking part within the EIDU Digital Learning Programme.
The flag-off ceremony was held Wednesday at Government Secondary School, Life Camp, Abuja.
Speaking on the occasion, the FCT Mandate Secretary for Education, Dr Danlami Hayo, stated the train was one other vital step to enhance entry to high quality schooling, strengthening foundational literacy and numeracy, and getting ready kids for a digital world.
Hayo stated the programme helps over 10,000 learners, with 357 digital studying gadgets already delivered throughout taking part colleges.
“These figures represent more than the distribution of books and digital devices. They represent opportunities for children to improve their reading abilities, develop confidence, acquire essential knowledge, and build a stronger foundation for lifelong learning,” he stated.
He described the EIDU Digital Learning Programme as a commendable intervention that reveals the worth of strategic partnerships in addressing important challenges within the schooling system.
He added that the flexibility to learn and perceive is key to each youngster’s academic journey, including {that a} youngster who reads nicely early is best positioned to know different topics, talk successfully, assume critically, and take part meaningfully in society.
“We must ensure that these resources are properly utilised by teachers and pupils to achieve measurable improvements in learning outcomes,” he stated.
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