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This article was submitted as a Reader’s View. The views and opinions expressed are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect the editorial position of Education News The plight of Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) teachers in Nandi County continues to raise serious questions about the county government’s commitment to the welfare of teachers…
The burial of Martina Chepkemoi Ruto, a teacher at Lalagin Secondary School, has been postponed pending police investigations. DCI officers have confirmed that the body bore five stab wounds and that detectives are investigating suspected foul play. KUPPET officials have demanded swift investigations, as unconfirmed reports also allege she may have been sexually assaulted before her…
Kenya has participated in PISA for the first time, with more than 80 per cent of the 6,460 tested learners failing to meet minimum proficiency levels. KNEC CEO David Njengere has said the exercise was aimed at benchmarking Kenya’s education system and identifying contextual factors, such as bullying, affecting learner performance. The results have revealed…
This article was submitted as a Reader’s View. The views and opinions expressed are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect the editorial position of Education News The plight of Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) teachers in Nandi County continues to raise serious questions about the county government’s commitment to the welfare of teachers…
The burial of Martina Chepkemoi Ruto, a teacher at Lalagin Secondary School, has been postponed pending police investigations. DCI officers have confirmed that the body bore five stab wounds and that detectives are investigating suspected foul play. KUPPET officials have demanded swift investigations, as unconfirmed reports also allege she may have been sexually assaulted before her…
Kenya has participated in PISA for the first time, with more than 80 per cent of the 6,460 tested learners failing to meet minimum proficiency levels. KNEC CEO David Njengere has said the exercise was aimed at benchmarking Kenya’s education system and identifying contextual factors, such as bullying, affecting learner performance. The results have revealed…
This article was submitted as a Reader’s View….
The burial of Martina Chepkemoi Ruto, a teacher…
Kenya has participated in PISA for the first…
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Astiba Kebong’o argues that teachers earn lasting respect…
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Governor Stephen Sang says Nandi has increased its…
