CategoriesHealth LiteracySmartKids Ghana is pioneering an innovative approach to education by incorporating Mental Health Literacy into the extracurricular activities at St. Theresa School in Kumasi Ghana and aiming to foster a well-rounded and supportive environment for scholars. This initiative reflects a growing recognition of the importance of mental health in academic and personal success. Mental Health […]
CategoriesGrants ApprovedAproved Grant! We are thrilled to announce that Smart Kids Ghana has been awarded a grant from the Enterprise Mobility Foundation. This grant will significantly bolster our efforts to provide quality technology education to students in public schools. The funds will go towards our latest initiative, “40 Laptops For Public School Programming,” aimed at educating […]
CategoriesHealth LiteracyHealth literacy, defined as the ability to obtain, process, and understand basic health information and services needed to make appropriate health decisions, is a critical component of personal and public health. In today’s complex healthcare environment, health literacy encompasses a range of skills necessary for navigating healthcare systems, understanding health information, and making informed choices […]
CategoriesCritical ThinkingIn today’s rapidly changing world, critical thinking and problem-solving have become essential skills that empower individuals to navigate complex situations, make informed decisions, and achieve success in various aspects of life. These cognitive abilities are not only crucial for personal growth but also vital for professional development and societal progress. Critical thinking Critical thinking involves […]
CategoriesEducation InnovationEducation is the cornerstone of progress, and how it is delivered plays a crucial role in shaping the minds of future generations. Smartkids Ghana is revolutionizing education with innovative teaching methods that stand in stark contrast to traditional approaches in Ghana. Here are seven ways Smartkids Ghana is setting a new standard in education: Technological […]
CategoriesMedia & NewsWe’re proud of our very own founder Emma T. Akuffo who recently received Harvard Medical School’s Dean’s Award for her excellent commitment to community service, servitude and excellence. Emma is Ghanaian-born American based in the US. She teaches Anatomy & Physiology, medical simulation and more as a MEDscience teacher at Harvard Medical School. Our founder […]
CategoriesCritical ThinkingCritical thinking can sometimes be a complicated and puzzling process. Critical thinking is necessary in our daily life activities. Dr. Alexa Lamm, 2016 defines critical thinking as, “ A reasoned, purposive, and Introspective approach to solving problems or addressing questions with incomplete evidence and information for which an incontrovertible solution is unlikely”. Critical thinking is […]
CategoriesTechnology LiteracyThe concept of digital literacy has been a challenging issue for African countries, and Ghana is no exception. Despite the government of Ghana’s effort to encourage ICT education across the country, more needs to be done.The technological gap between the developed and developing countries continues to increase. Some of the prevailing attributes contributing to the […]
CategoriesHealth LiteracyIn the past, very little attention has been given to dental health problems in Ghana. Ghana has had some challenges with access to dental care. Many Ghanaians do not seem to realize that dental caries or dental decay has a high prevalence in the country today. Still with the notion, Africans have stronger and healthier […]
