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Teaching practice is the first real collision between theory and reality, where carefully written lesson plans meet the unpredictable energy of a living classroom. It is the moment when trainee teachers discover that knowing content is not the same as teaching it, and that professional competence is not built on notes alone but on presence,…
In the daily life of a school, problems are inevitable. Learners fall sick, misunderstandings occur, discipline cases emerge, academic complaints arise, buses delay, teachers make mistakes, and conflicts sometimes happen between parents and administration. No school, regardless of how organized or experienced it is, can completely avoid challenges. However, what separates strong schools from struggling…
The Ministry of Education (MoE) has announced plans to establish eight regional Special Needs Education assessment centres across the country in a move aimed at improving access to services for learners with disabilities. Appearing before the National Assembly Departmental Committee on Education and Research to review the 2026/2027 Annual Estimates of Expenditure on Wednesday May…
Teaching practice is the first real collision between theory and reality, where carefully written lesson plans meet the unpredictable energy of a living classroom. It is the moment when trainee teachers discover that knowing content is not the same as teaching it, and that professional competence is not built on notes alone but on presence,…
In the daily life of a school, problems are inevitable. Learners fall sick, misunderstandings occur, discipline cases emerge, academic complaints arise, buses delay, teachers make mistakes, and conflicts sometimes happen between parents and administration. No school, regardless of how organized or experienced it is, can completely avoid challenges. However, what separates strong schools from struggling…
The Ministry of Education (MoE) has announced plans to establish eight regional Special Needs Education assessment centres across the country in a move aimed at improving access to services for learners with disabilities. Appearing before the National Assembly Departmental Committee on Education and Research to review the 2026/2027 Annual Estimates of Expenditure on Wednesday May…
Teaching practice is the first real collision between…
In the daily life of a school, problems…
The Ministry of Education (MoE) has announced plans…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC), under Acting Chief…
The Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers…
The government has come under renewed pressure to…
The long-standing concerns within Kenya’s education sector over…
The government recognises learning acquired outside traditional classrooms…
Machakos County Finance Executive Committee Member Catherine Mutanu…
Secondary schools nationwide are facing a surge in…
A medical appeal has been launched for Joseph…
A new report by Usawa Agenda has revealed…
The Government has intensified efforts to protect children…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has announced plans…
Kajiado County has recorded the highest number of…
As the Competency-Based Education (CBE) system continues to…
Learning was temporarily disrupted at Moi Comprehensive School…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has announced new…
Tigania East Member of Parliament (MP) Mpuru Aburi…
A former student of the Rift Valley Technical…
