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Martin Muriuki argues that Curriculum Support Officers deserve greater recognition for their role in curriculum implementation. He says concerns over remuneration risk demoralising field officers as schools begin the final term. Muriuki calls for dialogue and improved working conditions while stressing that CSOs are not seeking division. As schools gear up to open for the…
Schools entering the KCSE homestretch require intensive revision programmes without overlooking candidates’ physical and psychological wellbeing. Victor Ochieng’ outlines 15 strategies covering revision, examinations, data analysis, learning gaps and targeted academic interventions. He cautions that increased academic pressure must be balanced with opportunities for candidates to rest and decompress. Tintinnabulation of bells are loud like…
Egerton’s Parents’ Portal opens a wider debate about transparency and accountability within Kenya’s universities. Parents financing higher education increasingly expect timely information on fees and their children’s academic progress. But greater parental oversight must be balanced against adult students’ privacy and data-protection rights. For years, Kenyan universities have operated on a convenient formula: parents pay,…
Martin Muriuki argues that Curriculum Support Officers deserve greater recognition for their role in curriculum implementation. He says concerns over remuneration risk demoralising field officers as schools begin the final term. Muriuki calls for dialogue and improved working conditions while stressing that CSOs are not seeking division. As schools gear up to open for the…
Schools entering the KCSE homestretch require intensive revision programmes without overlooking candidates’ physical and psychological wellbeing. Victor Ochieng’ outlines 15 strategies covering revision, examinations, data analysis, learning gaps and targeted academic interventions. He cautions that increased academic pressure must be balanced with opportunities for candidates to rest and decompress. Tintinnabulation of bells are loud like…
Egerton’s Parents’ Portal opens a wider debate about transparency and accountability within Kenya’s universities. Parents financing higher education increasingly expect timely information on fees and their children’s academic progress. But greater parental oversight must be balanced against adult students’ privacy and data-protection rights. For years, Kenyan universities have operated on a convenient formula: parents pay,…
Martin Muriuki argues that Curriculum Support Officers deserve…
Schools entering the KCSE homestretch require intensive revision…
Egerton’s Parents’ Portal opens a wider debate about…
Former KNUT boss Wilson Sossion says his union…
Lawmakers are turning attention to interest rates, loan…
Third Term reopening will put thousands of learners…
CS Julius Ogamba’s appearance before Parliament has renewed…
Police have launched investigations into the circumstances surrounding…
Church leaders and elders are calling for dialogue…
The High Court has ordered the University of…
Professor Kivutha Kibwana has taken over as the…
All four Kenyan football teams have been eliminated…
The ODPC has found Sacred Heart Mukumu Girls’…
TSC has received Sh33.57 billion in recurrent exchequer…
Families of teachers who died during disciplinary proceedings…
Maasai National Polytechnic has scheduled its inaugural graduation…
Antonina Lentoijoni has told the Parliamentary Education Committee…
Wilson Sossion has called on the TSC to…
The Government has disbursed Sh6,000 to eligible households…
School capacity, rather than popularity, should determine Senior…
