Education.co.ke After the Covid-19 lockdown is lifted, it will be business as unusual for the school administration and the teachers that have been impounded ever since the Covid–19 contagion became a global issue. Many things are anticipated, and many school administrators might even take loans so they van have enough to run the school. It might … Read more
[nextpage title=”HUMAN BODY : Blood Circulatory System, The Heart”] HUMAN BODY THE BLOOD CIRCULATORY SYSTEM Parts of the circulatory system The heart-The pumping organ The blood-The transport fluid. The blood vessel-They are pipes through which the blood flows. Blood components and their functions Plasma-The liquid part of the blood which transport digested food materials, … Read more
The Ministry of Education yesterday announced that students who sat for last year’s Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) are now able to check colleges and universities they will join. The Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) has now opened its portal for the students to check university or college placement by themselves. … Read more
Ahead of Madaraka Day on the 1st of June 2020, many Kenyans anticipated President Uhuru Kenyatta might say something about the reopening of schools, which he did. Closing of schools was one of the drastic measures the government had to undertake to combat the spread of COVID-19. However, it is becoming increasingly difficult to continue … Read more
Energy is the ability to do work. There are many forms of energy such as chemical, electrical, heat, kinetic and potential energy. Energy can neither be created nor destroyed but can only be converted from one form to another. Endothermic and Exothermic reactions When ammonium nitrate is dissolved in water, the temperature of the resulting … Read more
Globally, the main challenge that teachers still deal with and complain of is low pay. Despite their strikes, activism, and advocation, this doesn’t seem to change, except those that are part of different private schools that pay quite differently. When the question comes up on why teachers are broke, it is usually blamed on the … Read more
In light of the ongoing economic crisis, a handful of countries like Japan and Norway already began the process of slowly reopening the economy. Governments have allowed essential services all along in most countries but with deteriorating economies, it is increasingly a matter of when and not if most governments will loosen lockdown restrictions. Going … Read more
Ever since the Covid–19 pandemic aggrandized itself, the world governments took measures that could save lives by allowing a few set backs in many industries. Among the most affected were the teachers, and since this kind of global system is unpredictable, teachers have to find a way to survive. Survival is possible if one possesses … Read more
Corona came, Corona is here, we have to learn to live with Corona, WHO says. Nobody anticipated that one day during our generation a pandemic will shake the world. Plans ruined, flights cancelled, wounded hearts, bruised egos, disturbing questions and few answers. these are the effects of Covid-19 pandemic in the lives of many human … Read more
I bet you’ve come across some predictive memes that children in the future shall only get to find hard copies of books in museums, and they’ll be amazed when they learn that we used to simply flip the pages, not scroll. Besides the numerous advantages of mobile gadgets in studying, there are a few challenges … Read more