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Teaching chose me,
It has become a calling for me. 💖

I became an educator because education wouldn’t let me go.

Every day, I’m reminded of the joy that comes when a child learns something new. I find delight in seeing the light bulb go on in their eyes when they understand a concept or when can blend a word on their own.

I love the pure joy on their faces when they enjoyed a lesson. It is priceless.

To you reading this post, Why did you choose your career?

Hello, in case you are meeting me for the first time, I am Adebola, my learners call me Ms Debbie. I’ve been privileged to be an educator for close to a decade and an online tutor to children between ages 5 and 12 years for over a year and counting.

My mission is to help children build a strong and solid foundation in Math and English that will be a spring board for their academic success.

Here’s a Fun fact about me: I am tech savvy, I can’t get enough of technology, before I will give someone something that has to do with a software installation or repair to do for me, hmmm. Hardware? No not me, but software issues? I love the challenge, I hardly give such issues out for repair, I love to solve them myself, except the solution is not online.

I’m excited to share my journey over the next 21 days with

If you read up till this point, please let me know in the comments if you have any issues with your child in the area of Math, reading, phonics and I’ll see how I can help.

That is how I almost missed showing y’all my latest ‘toy’ in this online tutoring journey. It’s been back to back for me this summer, from online classes to online reading club.

Back to the reason for the post, this is a digital drawing pad that is a versatile tool and a game changer in online tutoring. Makes teaching math and even English online so seamless, teaching online has never been so easy and sweet. 💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼

Use child sized scissors for cutting, string beads or macaroni on twine, finger painting,playing with plasticine also called playdough, writing in the sand with a paint brush or finger or dried up marker or stick, doing jig saw puzzles, playing with sand, lacing activities, playing with cloth pegs, painting with cotton buds or paint brushes, tearing news papers, writing on a mounted board or paper on the wall etc, are some activities you can encourage your child to do. It also benefits older children too, not just preschoolers or toddlers.