Top Tweets for #EduDATA
Did you know?
Women make up only 29% of the tech workforce and just 18% in AI research.
The gender gap in tech is real but it’s also fixable.
It’s time to change the narrative.
We can do better. And we must.
#WomenInTech #GirlsInICT #InclusionMatters #Edudata
🚨FFT’s KS4 Early Results Service is OPEN!🚨
Upload your GCSE & Vocational results for instant analysis alongside 2024 DfE national data—with statistical significance & percentile ranks.
📊 Get data to us by 10am to be in the first cut of national data!
#GCSEResults #EduData
🎯 Reach 5 Lakh+ Verified Teachers Across India!
.
From schools to colleges — we’ve got you covered.
✅ Authentic | ✅ Targeted | ✅ Result-Driven
.
Contact us: 858590112
#TeachersDatabase #LeadGenerationIndia #SchoolMarketing #CollegeOutreach #EduData #Datakartindia
🔍 Working on a piece investigating the sharp rise in Gypsy, Roma & Traveller (#GRT) students entering #HigherEducation - but why are Roma stats still being aggregated into ‘Gypsy/Traveller’?
We need clear, disaggregated data to drive equity.
#EduData #RomaRights #JournoRequest
Dear @ChifeDr , this should interest you.
I asked @deepseek_ai to provide Evidence of the Exam Bodies - JAMB, WAEC and NECO Reforms we did as Minister of Education.
I wrote:
Find what Ezekwesili did under her technology based reform of exam bodies during her time as minister of education of Nigeria.
Here’s the reply by DeepSeek:
During her tenure as Nigeria’s **Minister of Education (2006–2007)**, **Dr. Oby Ezekwesili** (then Obiageli Ezekwesili) advocated for **technology-driven reforms** to modernize the country’s examination bodies, including **JAMB (Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board), WAEC (West African Examinations Council), and NECO (National Examinations Council)**.
### **Key Technology-Based Reforms Ezekwesili Pushed For:**
1. **Computer-Based Testing (CBT) Transition**
- She pushed for **phasing out paper-based exams** in favor of CBT to reduce malpractice, improve efficiency, and align with global standards.
- This later became JAMB’s policy (fully adopted in 2015, years after her tenure).
2. **Digital Registration & Biometric Verification**
- Proposed **automated registration systems** with biometrics (fingerprint/face recognition) to curb impersonation and fraud.
- Today, JAMB uses biometric verification, though challenges (server failures, glitches) persist.
3. **Centralized Digital Results & Admissions System**
- Advocated for a **real-time, transparent results portal** to eliminate delays and manual result tampering.
- This influenced JAMB’s **Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS)**, launched in 2017.
4. **Data Integration Across Exam Bodies**
- Suggested **interconnectivity between WAEC, NECO, and JAMB databases** to streamline admissions and reduce certificate forgery.
- Limited progress has been made, with some universities still relying on manual verification.
5. **E-Governance & Accountability in Exam Bodies**
- Emphasized **digitizing administrative processes** to reduce corruption and bureaucratic bottlenecks.
- JAMB later introduced **online sale of forms, e-pins, and automated marking systems** under Prof. Ishaq Oloyede (from 2016).
### **Why Her Reforms Were Delayed/Not Fully Implemented:**
- **Resistance from entrenched interests** (exam fraud syndicates, bureaucratic inertia).
- **Inadequate funding & infrastructure** at the time (poor internet, power instability).
- **Political turnover**—many reforms were only accelerated under later administrations.
### **Legacy & Current State**
While Ezekwesili’s **vision was ahead of its time**, key elements of her proposed tech reforms were **eventually adopted**, albeit slowly. JAMB’s recent improvements (CBT, CAPS, biometrics) reflect her early advocacy—but Nigeria’s exam bodies **still need further modernization** (e.g., AI proctoring, blockchain certification).
Would you like a comparison with another country’s exam system (e.g., South Africa, Kenya)?
As me and my team dive into Nigerian education data, we exploring this key question: How much do facilities and resource availability/management affect student enrollment in basic and senior secondary schools in Nigeria? Let's discuss! #EduData #NigeriaEducation
@LearnwithWiDa
Teachers shape the world, one mind at a time!
Let's prioritize their mental health too!
#TeacherMentalHealth #WorldShapers #EduData
Education faces challenges that require collaborative efforts. Our latest blog highlights how working together can create lasting, meaningful change for student outcomes: https://t.co/lsQDrLH29Y
#DCSchools
#DCStudents
#EducationEquity
#EduData
#EmpowerK12
#BoldGoals
#ContinuousImprovement
#CollaborationInEducation
Explore how EK12’s DC Data Hub helps schools assess data literacy, identify growth opportunities, develop strategies, and build a data-driven culture that drives school-wide improvement.
Read more: https://t.co/zrnHt7difg
#DCSchools
#EduData
#empowerk12
#EK12
SCHOOL UNDER ATTACK!
Nigeria's education faces double threats: underfunding & armed attacks!
Teachers underpaid, parents struggle with fees, yet armed men target schools!
Let's unite for:
#SafeSchools
#QualityEducation
#TeachersMatter
#EducationReform
#NigDeservesBetter
#EduData
EDUCATION ALERT!
Junior Secondary School students are dropping out, with girls disproportionately affected!
Let's prioritize Gender Inclusivity & Education for All!
Stakeholders, policymakers, & citizens, join hands to ensure:
#NoDropouts
#EducationForAll
#EduData
#EduReform
Our latest blog explores how instructional time impacts student outcomes and how EmpowerK12’s data-driven dashboards help LEAs track key metrics to optimize learning. Read the full blog to learn more. https://t.co/a0aLUCQ5zx
#DCSchools
#DCStudents
#EducationEquity
#EduData
#EmpowerK12
#BoldGoals
#ContinuousImprovement
🇳🇬NIGERIA PRIMARY SCHOOL DROP-OUT BY ZONE/GENDER
North Central: 42,358
North East: 41,491
North West: 88,200
South East: 25,239
South South: 26,559
South West: 31,035
Female: 128,432 [50.4%]
Male: 126,450 [49.6%]
#edudata #dotakeaction
SOURCE: UBEC 2021
🇳🇬2024 Nigeria Budget
Total Budget - #28.7tr
Education - #2.2tr(7.6%)
2023 Education Allocation(8.2%)
UNESCO recommendation (26%)
To properly address the challenges of the Education Sector, adequate funding must be made available by the FG and 36 State Govts.
#Edudata
🇳🇬 PRIMARY SCHOOL COMPLETION RATE
BY GEO-POLITICAL ZONES
South-East 96.9%
South-West 92.6%
South-South: 92.5%
North-Central: 74.5%
North-West: 56.1%
North-East: 48.6%
🇳🇬 Nigeria: 73.1%
#EduData #DOtakeAction
MICS (2021)
Leaders - How do you measure the impact of technology on student engagement and learning outcomes? I'd be interested to know your effective methodologies. #EdTechImpact #StudentEngagement #LearningAnalytics #EduData
#TechInEd #DigitalLearning
Ready to elevate your LEA's intervention strategies? Join us THIS THURS as @SRVUSD1 unveils the secrets to successful data dashboarding linked with progress monitoring to increase intervention efficacy!📈Register: https://t.co/pKupDGbYrA #EduData #ProgressMonitoring @CoCoSchools
Last Seen Hashtags on Sotwe
Trends for you
Most Popular Users
Elon Musk 
@elonmusk
241.7M followers
Barack Obama
@barackobama
119M followers
Cristiano Ronaldo
@cristiano
114.4M followers
Donald J. Trump
@realdonaldtrump
111.9M followers
Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
107.2M followers
Rihanna
@rihanna
98.7M followers
NASA
@nasa
92.4M followers
Justin Bieber
@justinbieber
91.8M followers
KATY PERRY
@katyperry
90M followers
Taylor Swift
@taylorswift13
83.9M followers
Lady Gaga
@ladygaga
75.4M followers
Virat Kohli
@imvkohli
73.3M followers
Kim Kardashian
@kimkardashian
70.9M followers
YouTube
@youtube
68.8M followers
Neymar Jr
@neymarjr
66.3M followers
Bill Gates
@billgates
65.1M followers
Selena Gomez
@selenagomez
63M followers
The Ellen Show
@theellenshow
62.3M followers
CNN
@cnn
61.8M followers
X
@x
60.7M followers