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Category Archives: Accelerating Learning
The Real Impact of COVID on Kenyan Communities
Time Kenya Rural Village Learning Center Our young high and primary school students enjoy lessons during covid-19 pandemic. Since late June we have organized 36 lessons of different subjects that include, Math, Biology, Fasihi, English literature, Chemistry, Geography and Physics … Continue reading →
Sustainable Agriculture Case Studies
BUTONGE PRIMARY SCHOOL – SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE CASE STUDY TEAM – BUNGOMA BUNGOMA SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE PRESENTATION ON 12TH JUNE, 2018 INTERNATIONAL DISTANCE LEARNING THERE WERE THREE PRESENTORS: A). HELLEN N. WATITI GRADE 8 BUTONGE PRIMARY SCHOOL – BUNGOMA- KENYA Hi everyone, my … Continue reading →
Why Africa is Important
It’s not just that Africa is important, it has always been important, what I want to say is that Africa is a critical part of our future as Americans. In the next ten to twenty years, the maturing second generation … Continue reading →
Gabon Maze
Small Solutions Big Ideas Connect Kids February vacation program was introducing simple games to our students. Mazes are early games that children play, and also a favorite in the Sugar XO Activities that our students in Kenya have been using … Continue reading →
Learning by Doing, Solving Real World Problems – Using Technology
Butonge primary school. – class seven Understanding the Environment: Forests and Fields: We used paint activity to choose colors according to the surrounding features. They drew a green vegetation as a simple of a place having enough rainfall and a … Continue reading →
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Deepening Learning
How do we change learning? It’s not just about getting computers and teaching kids to use them, it is about deepening and accelerating the learning. Change attitudes and a vision of what learning can be. In the 21st century model … Continue reading →