The Teachers Service Commission acting CEO Evaleen Mitei has urged teachers to support the government in the implementation of Special Needs Education (SNE) policy.
Speaking at Booker Academy in Mumias, Kakamega County, Mitei called upon trained SNE teachers to support the new education system by assisting the learners in selecting their preferred pathways.
She added that the Ministry of Education will heavily rely on SNE teachers in the implementation of Competency based Education when it comes to special needs learners.
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“We are counting on you,” The TSC boss told some Special needs teachers who were overseeing primary school second term sports games.
She said the learners are supposed to pick one pathway among the three paths which includes sports science.
She watched a showdown with a new discipline in a family of visually impaired games for SNE learners.
The CEO was accompanied by the KSSSA Chairperson Kipchumba Maiyo, Nelson Sifuna and Western regional Director of Education among others.
By Obegi Malack
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