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The writer warns that hasty syllabus delivery in Kenyan schools undermines deep learning, leaving students with shallow understanding and long‑term academic scars. Drawing on Jerome Bruner’s Spiral Curriculum and Salman Khan’s observations, Buhere emphasises that concepts build progressively and require thorough engagement at a prescribed pace to ensure mastery. Experts and educators argue for a…
MP Gabriel Tongoyo reaffirmed that expanding classrooms and administration blocks remains central to his development agenda, describing education as the greatest equaliser in society. Since taking office, several classrooms have been completed, and more are under construction to ease congestion; Tongoyo pledged continued investment until every child has a proper place to learn. Narok West…
KNUT has threatened to boycott supervision, invigilation, and marking of the 2026 national exams unless all pending allowances from the 2025 KCSE and KPSEA are paid. Officials blamed verification challenges in KNEC’s CP2 system, saying thousands of teachers remain unpaid despite Treasury allocating Ksh1.5 billion; the Ministry of Education and KNEC assured payments are being…
The writer warns that hasty syllabus delivery in Kenyan schools undermines deep learning, leaving students with shallow understanding and long‑term academic scars. Drawing on Jerome Bruner’s Spiral Curriculum and Salman Khan’s observations, Buhere emphasises that concepts build progressively and require thorough engagement at a prescribed pace to ensure mastery. Experts and educators argue for a…
MP Gabriel Tongoyo reaffirmed that expanding classrooms and administration blocks remains central to his development agenda, describing education as the greatest equaliser in society. Since taking office, several classrooms have been completed, and more are under construction to ease congestion; Tongoyo pledged continued investment until every child has a proper place to learn. Narok West…
KNUT has threatened to boycott supervision, invigilation, and marking of the 2026 national exams unless all pending allowances from the 2025 KCSE and KPSEA are paid. Officials blamed verification challenges in KNEC’s CP2 system, saying thousands of teachers remain unpaid despite Treasury allocating Ksh1.5 billion; the Ministry of Education and KNEC assured payments are being…
The writer warns that hasty syllabus delivery in…
MP Gabriel Tongoyo reaffirmed that expanding classrooms and…
KNUT has threatened to boycott supervision, invigilation, and…
Robert Frost’s The Road Not Taken was inspired…
CS Ogamba told senators that all 47 counties…
Hundreds of learners with special needs from Busia,…
The Communications Authority of Kenya donated computers to…
Youths aged 18–35 have been urged to apply…
Teachers, leaders and members of the community gathered…
Prof John Okumu has been formally named substantive…
The announcement on Tuesday, 21st July 2026, by…
Universities Fund warns of crisis as Persistent budget…
KNUT accuse politicians of meddling in teacher deployment…
Ashford emphasises that failure is not the opposite…
The Ministry of Education has introduced a four‑day…
Victor Ochieng’ argues that online lessons keep learners…
KUPPET argues current salary increments in the 2025-2029…
Cultural Day has grown into a vibrant event…
Education CS Julius Ogamba says 500 teachers will…
KNUT says thousands of supervisors and invigilators remain…
