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Parents have struggled to meet rising education costs as schools have reopened for the third term amid economic hardship. Economic hardship has strained families’ mental wellbeing as both parents and students have faced stress, anxiety and emotional pressure linked to financial difficulties. Schools have reopened today for the third term, bringing renewed academic activity across…
Dear reader, in the third term, as schools prepare Form Four candidates to sit and write KCSE exams, teachers should assess and ascertain certain things in line with best academic practices and nonpareil programmes. Foremost, teachers should ascertain whether they have kept on discussing targets set when the year was still young. For a great…
KUPPET has opposed new TSC guidelines on teachers’ social media use, accusing the commission of unnecessary micromanagement of professionals. National Chairman Omboko Milemba has called for teachers to be trusted with responsible online conduct rather than facing excessive restrictions. The Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) has criticised new guidelines issued by the…
Parents have struggled to meet rising education costs as schools have reopened for the third term amid economic hardship. Economic hardship has strained families’ mental wellbeing as both parents and students have faced stress, anxiety and emotional pressure linked to financial difficulties. Schools have reopened today for the third term, bringing renewed academic activity across…
Dear reader, in the third term, as schools prepare Form Four candidates to sit and write KCSE exams, teachers should assess and ascertain certain things in line with best academic practices and nonpareil programmes. Foremost, teachers should ascertain whether they have kept on discussing targets set when the year was still young. For a great…
KUPPET has opposed new TSC guidelines on teachers’ social media use, accusing the commission of unnecessary micromanagement of professionals. National Chairman Omboko Milemba has called for teachers to be trusted with responsible online conduct rather than facing excessive restrictions. The Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) has criticised new guidelines issued by the…
Parents have struggled to meet rising education costs…
Dear reader, in the third term, as schools…
KUPPET has opposed new TSC guidelines on teachers’…
Schools have reopened for Term Three with a…
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