BIC Nigeria has said allowing learners to write with a pen will help develop their cognitive reasoning and creative expression. Speaking at a media parley, General Manager at BIC Nigeria, Guillaume Groues, explained that it was not possible to move to a paperless office. ‘’ Cognitive aspect of using pen reports that for a child to learn, it is much better to use a pen to write, it helps them to learn faster than using a computer. I write a lot, if you want to remember something or you were doing longer exams, you have to write it. These initiatives stem from the company’s commitment to improve learning conditions for 250 million students by the year 2025.

Source: The North Africa Journal June 28, 2022 01:05 UTC