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The Kenya National Union of Teachers (Knut) wants Sh54 billion set aside to finance the Jubilee pledge of laptops for primary school pupils diverted to pay teachers’ allowances.
The education committee has transferred 2 billion shillings from the money allocated to the laptops for schools project,to cater for teachers' allowances. Th...
The Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) in collaboration with the Ministry of Health has designed a loan scheme for health workers in Kenya. The pre-service loans are supported by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) funded FUNZO Kenya project and target bright and needy students who are committed to becoming health workers and in-service health workers who would like to further their studies.
The rickety desk creaks as Sudhow Abdi, 13, a Standard Seven pupil at Bura Primary School in Fafi Constituency, Garissa County, adjusts her sitting position.
Forget devices, the future of education technology is all about the cloud and anywhere access. In the future, teaching and learning is going to be social, says Matt Britland
We have a ton of Edudemic readers from South Africa so we thought this would be quite useful: a look at education in South Africa
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Learning was paralysed in a section of public high schools as teachers allied to the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers withdrew labour to demand pay increase.
Three young Kenyan students will travel to the US to compete against other students representing 90 other countries across the globe in the Google science fair. The three Kenyans, including a 16 year old South African student, will represent Africa in the annual competition that gives an opportunity to young children between 13 – 18 years to compete and enrich their scientific skills.
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Secondary school heads are demanding the immediate review of the curriculum to reflect the recent constitutional reforms.
Education doesn't just take place in stuffy classrooms... (Education can happen everywhere, every day to every person http://t.co/kAe2WDo4XX)
Intel Corporation today announced a new initiative that will see Kenyan developers become the first in Africa to benefit directly from Intel® Software and
A parents’ association has dismissed the recent allocation of Sh53.2 billion in the Budget for free laptops project.
Presbyterian University of East Africa admitted about 180 students in its Kisii campus to pursue seven unaccredited degree programmes deepening the academic problems at the church-run institution, The Standard can reveal.
As colleges use MOOCs to reduce faculty costs, one professor thinks the concept might work for administrators as well.
As a reader of this blog, you might have noticed that Educational Technology and Mobile Learning has a particular focus on the use of iPad in education other than any other tablet in the market.We do in fact love other tablets especially Motorolla Xoom, Samsung GalaxyTab 10.1, and LG Optimus tablet and we do believe they have a promising potential in education as well but for now it seems that iPad is leading the mobile learning revolution. This is probably due to the kind of investment Apple is having in education.
The highly anticipated teachers strike failed to kick off in most parts of the country even as the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers, KUPPET, ma...
The countrywide teachers' strike that was due to start tomorrow has now been called off. This is after the giant Kenya National teachers' union, KNUT, distan...
Colleges of education are "an industry of mediocrity" that churns out unprepared teachers to work in the nation's elementary and secondary schools, according to a highly anticipated report.
The government is mooting a plan that will offer incentives for companies that hire fresh graduates. The plan was revealed by the Cabinet Sectary for Treasury Henry Rotich during Budget day on Thursday.
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