Legal documents every school should have to ensure its legitimacy
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Why ECDE and primary teachers are never forgotten yet never fully rewarded
ECDE/primary teachers’ vital, yet undervalued Teachers are unforgettable…
How principals manage challenge of change in new schools
The article will assist Principals manage change in…
Why Kenya’s future may depend on investing more in research and innovation
Prof Shaukat Abdulrazak says inadequate funding is preventing…
KNEC plan to go paperless in examinations is good thing, but huge minefields lie ahead
Peter shared analysis on KNEC paperless exam plan:…
Beyond discipline: Identity, voice and belonging in the era of school unrest in Kenya
Public responses to school unrest often focus on…
Teachers, do you call your learners by their names? This is the powerful magic on controlling classrooms
Using learners’ names helps them feel recognized, valued,…
Lessons from Nyamira tragedy that mirrors Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet
Nyamira tragedy involving a Form Three student highlights…
When MoE, TSC field officers turn supervision into intimidation
The article outlines the impact of high-handed and…
Why Form Fours need olympian fortitude to succeed in KCSE preparations
By Victor Ochieng’ Indeed, a vice is a…
Why TSC must separate career progression guidelines for teachers and administrators
Not every teacher wants to be a principal….
Why County Gov’ts may find it hard to prevail against KUNOPPET in ECDE remuneration disputes
It would be legally inaccurate to conclude that…
Why balancing school terms may not fix what is ailing Kenya’s education system
The government’s plan to balance the three school…
How private schools keep student unrest at bay through preventive leadership, systems of trust
Student unrest remains one of the most disruptive…
MoE Leadership: How bad choices have messed up education policies and reforms at a crucial Govt department
The deployment of John Ololtua as the Principal…
Reporting school unrest: How the media can make or break educational institutions
The recent wave of school unrest across Kenya…
Ghosts of class skipping: Remedial pressure and learner strain in Senior Secondary Schools
A growing concern is emerging across secondary schools,…
Why Ololtuaa’s appointment could redefine education leadership in Kenya
President William Ruto has appointed John Lekakeny Ololtuaa,…
Are school unrests exposing deeper cracks in our society?
From the Coast to Central Kenya, from Nairobi…
Open letter to all learners: The fire you light today may burn your future
Dear Learners, Before you complain about your school,…
