Atolwa Nicole Shitolwa One of the greatest satisfactions about being a teacher is the ability to produce well-adjusted individuals who can cope with the demands of the 21st century. Increasingly, the world is seeking more tolerable individuals; understandably so. One would argue that our world faces major crises due to intolerance; either by individuals or […]
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A recent ruling by the Employment and Labour Relations Court of Kenya marks a significant milestone in the country’s employment landscape, particularly in the context of internships and the treatment of individuals and any worker who falls under this classification. Now the Kenyan employment landscape must pay attention, because this landmark decision, which found the […]
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In today’s society, where values are rapidly changing, it is increasingly crucial to teach children about personal safety. Unfortunately, the rise in concerns about the safety of children, cuts across those they trust such as family members, or close friends as well as strangers. This brings about the need to educate children on the difference […]
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It is often said that ‘if you want to go fast, go alone but if you want to go far, go together’. It is also argued that no economy can achieve its full potential without the participation of women and partnerships, a way to go together, which offers an opportunity to ensure that our economy […]
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As a teacher one is always excited about the new opportunity and the chance to bring perspective into the classroom, shape minds and influence futures. But some practices, like assigning homework, have been so ingrained in the education system that they go unquestioned—until now. The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in assisting children with homework […]
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