Broken Trust Before Words: The lifelong impact of Erikson’s first psychosocial stage on adult
Broken trust before words is one of the…
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Why lecturers challenged mandatory retirement age and what they expect
In recent months, the landscape of higher education…
Understanding voyeurism and how hidden cameras promotes it
Voyeurism refers to the act of gaining pleasure—often…
We have raised girls right… but what about our boys?
For years, society has invested heavily in raising…
Child Development: How to find the right balance between digital play and traditional play
The early years of a child’s life, especially…
The flooding in Nairobi isn’t caused by rain, but our social irresponsibility
The rains are not to be blamed; our…
KNEC must end examiner exploitation by paying people who protect the integrity of KCSE
Every year, the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC)…
How cognitive overload reduces content a learner retain from one lesson to the next
A typical high school learner attends about eight…
Understanding Bulimia Nervosa disorder and how it affects learning
Bulimia Nervosa is a serious eating disorder in…
How a school leader living with bipolar disorder affect daily school leadership
Bipolar disorder is a mental health condition characterized…
Will the mainstreaming of sports with a legitimate pathway in CBE improve our sportsmen?
The mainstreaming of sports in Kenya’s Competency Based…
A good teacher doesn’t teach but rather makes learners love education
There is a common belief that the primary…
Why the need for technical teachers in Kenya’s classroom cannot wait
The engagement and likely absorption of technical teachers…
Why SDA learning institutions are always centers of excellence
The Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Church’s educational institutions have…
Why Form Four leavers should prepare to choose course
Dear Form Four Leavers, the Kenya Universities and…
Understanding exercises that protect teacher’s aging body — and those that can slowly or instantly destroy it
Teaching is one of the most demanding professions,…
Why many teachers work hard in private schools and BOMs, but slow down after TSC employment
Across many schools in Kenya, a curious pattern…
The silent damage of toxic leadership in schools and how this is affecting teachers’ work
Leadership in education is one of the most…
Why teachers should understand how the In Duplum Rule works before securing loans
Teachers, like many other salaried employees, frequently rely…
Introduce African folklore to learners at primary, not secondary education level
On December, 31, 1963, one of the Founding…
