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Schooling and Education are Two Different Things
The United Nations has convinced much of the world that getting more children enrolled in school is the same as expanding education. The consequences have been devastating.
Consider the following:
Worldwide, most children are “taught”…
President Museveni Okays Reopening of Schools for Semi-Candidates
The government has decided to allow learners in semi-candidate classes to resume studies on March 1, 2021, President Museveni has said.
“After carefully analysing the Covid-19 situation, we have now decided to open for the next candidate…
President Museveni to Announce Re-opening of Schools
The minister of ICT and National Guidance Judith Nabakooba has said it is only the president who will announce when the education sector will be fully re-opened.
This comes on the heels of reports by some news outlets that cited some…
Kyambogo relaxes fees policy over Covid
The Vice Chancellor of Kyambogo University, Prof Eli Katunguka, yesterday said management will relax the rules and allow students with genuine reasons to sit end of semester exams although they will not have completed payment of tuition.…
India’s new national education policy – Lessons for Africa
By Goolam Mohamedbhai
On 29 August 2020, India announced its new National Education Policy (NEP 2020) which proposes comprehensive and over-arching reforms to the whole spectrum of education in India, replacing the previous education…
First Lady Speaks out on Continuity of Learning Amid Coronavirus
Following the outbreak of COVID- 19, education systems worldwide have been significantly affected. Since most of the schools in Uganda, whether day or boarding, are highly crowded as a result of our high population growth, they presented an…
A Level Results: Improved Performance in Science Subjects as Girls Beat Boys
There was a slight improvement in the performance of mathematics in last year's Uganda Advanced Certificate of Examinations –UACE compared to 2018.
According to the results issued Thursday morning, 2639 out of 31729 students (8.3…
MPs Poke Holes in New UCE Curriculum
Members of Parliament want the new Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) curriculum halted over concerns that vital subjects have been made optional, and that wide consultations have not been done.
The Ministry of Education through the…
Insight: Education Means to Love to Learn is to Learn to Love Everything that is Good
By Fr. Paulino Mondo
‘Let your yes mean yes and your no mean no’ Matthew 5: 33-37
What is education all about?
-The act or a process of acquiring knowledge, the act of imparting knowledge and the theory of teaching and learning.…
P6 girl sits PLE, scores Aggregate 4
When asked what made her post such an excellent performance, the little girl said she did not find the subjects hard because she had been doing a lot of reading since she started school.