AI misuse, weak literacy and discipline woes: What American teachers’ warnings mean for Kenyan classrooms
American teachers are raising concerns about AI use,…
American teachers are raising concerns about AI use,…
Ashford has argued that Kenya has made progress…
KNEC has directed senior schools to correct duplicate,…
Hillary Muhalya argues that Haiti’s teacher-development experience offers…
Yabesh Onwonga argues that Kenya’s education problems persist…
Gleb Tsipursky argues that AI literacy should train…
Reading performance among 15-year-olds has fallen sharply across…
A former state-school deputy headteacher’s decision to choose…
Hillary Muhalya examines how Nashville Classical East improved…
Kapenguria University College is racing to complete preparations…
Maasai Mara University warns the public about a…
Kenya’s education budget has moved beyond the EAC’s…
Government investment since 2022 has significantly expanded teaching…
Enock Okong’o argues that successful education reform requires…
Enock Okong’o draws lessons from Napoleon Bonaparte’s rise,…
Teachers have until August 31 to submit applications…
Greater access to smartphones, computers and the internet…
Teachers have demanded that their unions brief them…
Festus Kiprono Mutai has appealed for financial support…
KUPPET has warned that teachers will not administer…