Grade 7: The most misunderstood class in Kenya’s CBE Junior School
If Junior School were a journey, then Grade…
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My most humbling experience as a class teacher
There are many things teacher training college prepares…
How teachers develop strong learning experiences in the classroom
Learning experiences, the nub of my 47th treatise…
Beyond the Gown: How undergraduates confront the reality of the job market
For many undergraduates, campus life is a structured…
How teachers lose their professional authority without knowing
Authority in teaching is a silent currency. It…
School leadership awash with people lacking emotional intelligence, TSC should clean this up
The unfolding situation at Kangundo DEB Secondary School…
Notification on certification in senior school
Dear reader, my 48th treatise on Competency-Based Education…
From orientation to graduation: A journey of the highs and lows of campus life.
Many are called, but a few are chosen….
Why expanding big schools undermines equitable quality education for thousands of Kenyan children
Recently, the Principal Secretary for Basic Education, Prof….
Understanding the Culinary Arts course and its possible careers
Culinary arts is often casually associated with home…
When grade 10 hits like a Wall: Why Kenyan senior school is breaking learners; and how to fix it.
Grade 10 in Kenya was supposed to be…
How parenting shapes a child’s learning and academic success
Education does not begin at school; it begins…
Too young for the yellow Bus: Why Kenyan kindergarten children should not be going to school at 5 AM
At 5:00 a.m., when darkness still hangs stubbornly…
Why teachers are complaining about loans from specific bank
In staffrooms across Kenya, from dusty village schools…
Why C3 and C4 schools define the true impact of education
In Kenya’s secondary school system, categorization has become…
STEM Trap: The hidden crisis eating Grade 10 learners
The allure of STEM—Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics—has…
When schools fail to protect: Hard lessons from the Ruthimitu Secondary incident
The recent stabbing at Ruthimitu Mixed Secondary School…
Why Kenya must stop punishing unregistered trainers and start fixing the system
The Ministry of Education’s warning to unregistered trainers…
AI and our little learners: Preparing 4-6 year olds for a future we can’t yet see
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant…
