Govt Trains 100 Tutors to Use Maths App
According to Tolu-Alalade, the app encourages students to practice for just 15 minutes a day using minimal data, allowing them to solve curriculum-based math problems from JSS1 to JSS3. The app provides prompt feedback to both students and teachers, enabling teachers to identify students' weaknesses and engage them effectively.
AKACHI NOEL 
The Lagos State Government conducted training sessions for approximately 100 mathematics teachers from Junior Secondary Schools. The training focused on utilizing the Darsel Learning App to enhance the teaching process. Held at the Education Resource Centre in Ojodu, participants praised the initiative by the Lagos State Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education and Science and Technology for improving teachers' skills.
The facilitator, Wunmi Tolu-Alalade, highlighted the uniqueness of the Darsel Learning App, which provides solutions for both teachers and students. This app, introduced in 2021 following the COVID-19 pandemic, aligns with global best practices by utilizing technology to facilitate learning, especially in subjects like mathematics.
According to Tolu-Alalade, the app encourages students to practice for just 15 minutes a day using minimal data, allowing them to solve curriculum-based math problems from JSS1 to JSS3. The app provides prompt feedback to both students and teachers, enabling teachers to identify students' weaknesses and engage them effectively.
In light of the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, educational institutions in Nigeria have been embracing digital learning methods. The Darsel Learning App represents a step forward in this direction, empowering both students and teachers to leverage technology for improved learning outcomes.
Parents and teachers were encouraged to support students' use of the Darsel Learning App, fostering familiarity with emerging technologies and enhancing math skills.
