At Project Blackboard we believe that there is a direct correlation in the relationship between the classroom environment, learning esteem, engagement, motivation, social relationships, behavior and academic achievement of students. Our goal is to rebuild classrooms and create a robust academic infrastructure, allowing students with the opportunity to find success in the classroom and raise […]
CONTINUE READING →July 2014 marked a critical milestone for Project Blackboard. Three months after we launched, we rehabilitated our first classroom and facilitated our two week “Back to the Basics” teacher training workshop for our 21 teachers at Jerusalem Elementary and Middle School in Monrovia, Liberia. Despite the socio-economic barriers our teachers are faced with, we encourage […]
CONTINUE READING →In partnership with the Books for Africa and the Rotary Club of Northfield, Project Blackboard will be shipping 30,000 books to Liberia free of cost to all recipients. The non-profit organization is currently seeking schools, libraries and non-profit organizations interested in receiving the books. Wokie Daboh is the founder and Executive Director of Project Blackboard, a non-profit […]
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