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Kisii University students have been urged to use legal channels when disputes arise with their landlords. The appeal follows an alleged confrontation involving a female student and a landlord over her rented room. Local administrators have called for better relations between students and communities surrounding the university. University students have been asked not to take…
Hillary Muhalya warns that uncertainty surrounding university funding could disproportionately hurt students from poor households. He argues that reforms must proceed without disrupting the education of continuing and newly admitted students. Clear communication and transitional support are needed to ensure vulnerable learners remain in university. A university admission letter should be a ticket to opportunity….
As examination season approaches, Astiba Kebong’o urges schools to look beyond revision papers and candidates’ marks. She argues that vulnerable learners need academic preparation alongside emotional support, confidentiality, guidance and encouragement. Schools, teachers, parents and peers can help ensure difficult circumstances do not deny learners opportunities to succeed. Little kindness can go a long way…
Kisii University students have been urged to use legal channels when disputes arise with their landlords. The appeal follows an alleged confrontation involving a female student and a landlord over her rented room. Local administrators have called for better relations between students and communities surrounding the university. University students have been asked not to take…
Hillary Muhalya warns that uncertainty surrounding university funding could disproportionately hurt students from poor households. He argues that reforms must proceed without disrupting the education of continuing and newly admitted students. Clear communication and transitional support are needed to ensure vulnerable learners remain in university. A university admission letter should be a ticket to opportunity….
As examination season approaches, Astiba Kebong’o urges schools to look beyond revision papers and candidates’ marks. She argues that vulnerable learners need academic preparation alongside emotional support, confidentiality, guidance and encouragement. Schools, teachers, parents and peers can help ensure difficult circumstances do not deny learners opportunities to succeed. Little kindness can go a long way…
Kisii University students have been urged to use…
Hillary Muhalya warns that uncertainty surrounding university funding…
As examination season approaches, Astiba Kebong’o urges schools…
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English is dominating instruction in early grade classrooms…
A teacher can complete a lesson and still…
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