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The debate around education has, for far too long, been narrowed to a single, convenient metric: grades. From early childhood classrooms to the highest levels of academic competition, performance is increasingly quantified through scores, rankings, and standardised assessments. Yet beneath this obsession lies a fundamental question that educators, parents, and policymakers must confront with urgency:…
The public backlash following the fee controversy at Alliance Girls High School has, in many quarters, settled on a familiar target: the principal. She has been condemned, criticised, and in some cases virtually “tried” in the court of public opinion. Yet this singular focus risks oversimplifying a far more complex governance and accountability problem. To…
Corruption in the sale of school uniforms in Kenya has evolved into a deeply entrenched practice that reflects broader governance challenges within the education sector. While often dismissed as a minor administrative issue, the reality is far more consequential. The uniform, ostensibly a symbol of equality and identity within schools, has been transformed into a…
The debate around education has, for far too long, been narrowed to a single, convenient metric: grades. From early childhood classrooms to the highest levels of academic competition, performance is increasingly quantified through scores, rankings, and standardised assessments. Yet beneath this obsession lies a fundamental question that educators, parents, and policymakers must confront with urgency:…
The public backlash following the fee controversy at Alliance Girls High School has, in many quarters, settled on a familiar target: the principal. She has been condemned, criticised, and in some cases virtually “tried” in the court of public opinion. Yet this singular focus risks oversimplifying a far more complex governance and accountability problem. To…
Corruption in the sale of school uniforms in Kenya has evolved into a deeply entrenched practice that reflects broader governance challenges within the education sector. While often dismissed as a minor administrative issue, the reality is far more consequential. The uniform, ostensibly a symbol of equality and identity within schools, has been transformed into a…
The debate around education has, for far too…
The public backlash following the fee controversy at…
Corruption in the sale of school uniforms in…
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