Learning should not stop at the end of a school day or term.
We are working with our partners to create a grassroots movement of parents supporting continued learning at home.
We cannot always build the future for our youth, but we can build our youth for the future” – Franklin D. Roosevelt.
We took time to listen to the young people we work with and what they think about how we engage with them.
@patinaaiosim@PICOKenya@UnganoTena@GirlChildEduca3
Learning should not stop at the end of a school day or term.
We are working with our partners to create a grassroots movement of parents supporting continued learning at home.
On day two of the 10-day TaRL Master trainers' training facilitated by TaRL Africa, the participants from Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania are being taken through how to use locally available materials to support acquisition of foundational numeracy skills in a fun way.
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As 🇰🇪 prepares to take major education reforms, education stakeholders met today to advance discourse in accelerating competence-based curriculum during the #ReimaginEd#metiscollective
One of the most sincere forms of respect is actually listening to what the other has to say.
We take time to go to the field, sit with our partners, and the communities we serve and have genuine conversations.
The fidelity of implementation of the Level-Based Learning program is mainly anchored on the ability of the program's mentors to provide holistic support.
We are on day two of a refresher training for the mentors from our partner organizations facilitated by TaRL Africa.
Our Executive Director, led discussions during a Special Interest Group focused on how to "empower grassroots organizations to drive education in their communities" during the ongoing RELI @ 5 convening.
@ReliAfrica@PICOKenya@fichuganda
Tujiunue Tena project has reached the second phase Hives. Soon the distribution to community groups will be done. Already, 8 groups have benefited in the1st phase. #TujiunueTena
Whenever it comes to climate negotiations Young people are usually relegated to observers something that must change,let them negotiate for themselves and bring on board ideas they think can work for them - Lucky Abeng' @AYICC@KPCG@CSDevNet1@Cop27P@CSDevNet1