Shade Oyedele

EDUCATOR. AUTHOR. BLOGGER

The Battlefield Experience: How God Answers Our Cry for Help

One of my favourite Albert Einstein quotes is “When the solution is simple, God is answering.” This suggests that when the solution to a complex problem or situation – that may be overwhelming, terrifying, anxiety-evoking – is a simple move, that is divine intervention. It’s a tell-tale sign that the solution is from God, and […]

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Learning through play, how simple games develop lifelong skills

Learning Through Play: How Simple Games Build Lifelong Skills

In today’s fast-paced, achievement-driven world, play often takes a back seat in most adult’s busy schedule. Many people see games merely as entertainment; something to pass the time, keep the children occupied, or just for fun. Yet, beneath the surface of those simple activities lies a powerful engine that builds the three domains of human

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A mother's guide to neurodiversity

A Mother’s Guide to Neurodiversity: The Hole in the Thinking Box

Diversity of thought drives progress and creativity. Neurodiversity describes the natural differences in our brain function and behaviour. There is no single right way to think or learn. Being neurodivergent doesn’t mean something is wrong; it simply means the brain works differently.   Traditional education often assumes a one-size-fits-all model, but neurodiversity challenges that idea.

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