To parents and caregivers across many African communities; be you reminded to be on alert-that a child dropping out of school often happens unannounced but will have usually followed a pattern of notably; missed school days, unpaid needs, long distances or household pressure.
Please notice these early signs and help children find their way back to learning.
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As we come off the Easter celebrations, we recognise the support children offer to families and communities in terms of house chores as well as garden work etc. However, there can be a tendency to prolong their stay at home after such a long break.
As @UwezoUganda, we say: Please allow and encourage all children to return to school on time.
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The causes of absenteeism and non-enrolment in some Ugandan primary schools have been identified as long distance to school, high school fees, poverty, and cultural factors among others.
Do you support the use of local languages (e.g., Luganda, Runyankole, Ateso, Luo, etc.) for teaching in early primary school?
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Going to the field requires proper preparations. Dr. Medadi Ssentanda is discussing "Dealing with the Logistics and Infrastruture of Data Collection and Fieldwork." @MedadiSsentanda
Exciting week of global collaboration! I joined Profs. Nokhanyo Mdzanga & Harry Kuchah Kuchah, & Dr. Joyce Anku to engage Ghanaian, Ugandan, & South African education leaders for our project on English medium transitions. Also inspired students on gender-inclusive teaching!
@rodneyrugyema There are many factors at play here. I can name a few, i.e., children being introduced to learning in an unfamiliar language; an uneven implementation of the mother tongue education policy; poor teacher training which results into poor teaching approaches, etc.