Obeying rules under pressure teaches resilience and fairness; breaking rules for convenience teaches lawlessness
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What are parents teaching their children when they break traffic rules?
Every morning, as parents rush to get their…
How single parenting affects your child’s learning and performance in school
Single parenting is a reality for millions of…
What happened to millennium village project in Gem?
In 2005, the people of Bar Sauri Village…
Publishers’ sales representatives are causing untold brand polution with their frequent shifting
For over a decade, the textbook market in…
Senator Otieno Kajwang laid foundation for Kenya Education Management Information System (KEMIS)
When older Kenyans take the time to remember…
What next for the Kenya Music Festivals after Nationals and State Gala?
As the curtain for the 97th Edition of…
Understanding the Kenya’s education commissions and task forces since independence
Since independence in 1963, Kenya has relied on…
The hallmark of a CBC teacher: Shaping learners for life, not just exams
In every generation, there are teachers and then…
Publishers’ sales representatives are causing untold brand damage with their frequent shifting
For over a decade, the textbook market in…
Overeducated and underemployed: Why a degree no longer guarantees success
For generations, pursuing a university degree was seen…
Comprehensive sexuality education must protect both learners and teachers
Doris Kathia’s article on the importance of Comprehensive…
What Kenya can learn about road safety from South Korea and Botswana
Kenya can draw powerful lessons on road safety…
How annual school booklisting has become a commercial enterprise
Booklisting in schools has evolved into a complex…
From Enkare Nyrobi to Thogoto: Origin of names of some places in Kenya
Some names of places in Kenya are awash…
The snake in the staffroom: When teachers poison the well-meaning colleagues
In every school, there are two kinds of…
Prof. Kabaji’s call to revive handwritten letters ignores modern realities
Prof. Egara Kabaji nostalgically argues that reviving handwritten…
