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Join Our Telegram Group We have heard of numerous mysterious deaths of students in Kenya. Most of which have occurred either in school dorms or just within the general school compound. The deaths have hit the headlines so hard leaving the teachers and parents to blame. Do you know that some of these deaths are […]
Join Our Telegram Group Want Better Grades? Add these 18 Tricks to your Lecture Method when Teaching Kenyan Students. Today, I will discuss the 17 best tricks to employ when using the lecture method in teaching Kenyan secondary and primary students. I intend to help teachers in timely syllabus coverage, better student understanding, improved content […]
Schools and Colleges Close due to Teachers Strike Join Our Telegram Group Teachers have downed their tools, driving schools to an early close or open late. Hundreds of teachers joined other fellow public sector workers to a stop-work rally in Hobart’s City Hall and Launceston, Burnie in Tasmania State in Australia. The workers included parks […]
A teacher has been detained after allegedly poisoning 23 pupils in China, according to the state media reports. The teacher identified as Mr. Wang of a school in Jiaozuo City in Henan province was arrested after 23 children were hospitalised due to poisoning, Xinhua news agency said. Jiaozuo police said the teacher is believed to have poisoned the children’s food with sodium nitrate, which can be toxic and possibly fatal when overexposed. The children started fainting and vomiting after eating their breakfast porridge. The News Agency stated that one child remains seriously ill in hospital while seven others are still being […]
Why Most Kenyan Girls Do Not Take Physics as a Subject The number of girls taking physics in secondary schools is very low – but it doesn’t have to be that way This article looks at the measures we can take to correct things. In a class of 120 students, 22 were taking physics of which only 4 were girls. This is New Kisumu high school’s class of 2006, of […]
Kenya Science and engineering fair is one of the less vibrant activities in the co-curricula calendar of secondary schools. Although this activity is closely related to academics, it has not received a befitting attention by many schools and other stakeholders. This scenario has resulted in student apathy and general waning of interest. Consequently, the mass […]