system
December 23, 2017, 7:56am
21
Good morning Jaduong’.
Ashken
December 23, 2017, 8:02am
22
Does Rao own a University Somewhere in Kenya? The only beneficiaries of our corrupt education system have been owners and managers of schools and universities to the detriment of the nation. We commercialized education such that the quality of education was sacrificed at the alter of greater quantity.
Thanks to the good Dr diligence, desire and work ethic have trumped parents pay cheques, good grades MUST be earned.
Does Rao own a University Somewhere in Kenya? The only beneficiaries of our corrupt education system have been owners and managers of schools and universities to the detriment of the nation. We commercialized education such that the quality of education was sacrificed at the alter of greater quantity.
Thanks to the good Dr diligence, desire and work ethic have trumped parents pay cheques, good grades MUST be earned.
Does Rao own a University Somewhere in Kenya? The only beneficiaries of our corrupt education system have been owners and managers of schools and universities to the detriment of the nation. We commercialized education such that the quality of education was sacrificed at the alter of greater quantity.
Thanks to the good Dr diligence, desire and work ethic have trumped parents pay cheques, good grades MUST be earned.
RAO does not want an educated and well informed society. Such a populace would never vote for him. It is important that a majority of Kenyans remain quasi-literate.
gashwin
December 23, 2017, 8:06am
23
:)just literate enough to appreciate when someone tells them when their wives are pregnant?
system
December 23, 2017, 8:11am
24
You had to raise your hand.Make him understand.I wish i knew a thing about woodcraft.
system
December 23, 2017, 8:13am
25
The generation that went to school between 2005 and 2015.There is much to worry about them
He should first form a commission of inquiry into his own loser…hood…ness.
Eng_iti
December 23, 2017, 8:32am
28
Wanking to Raila’s sentiments literally. Kweli simba ni simba
Sossion ni shenzi type meffi sana . Talking of how Matiang’i is a dictator who has refused education reforms and thus the reason why students are failing . The reason for failure is wizi wa mitihani is over now . Parents and teachers in top schools paying 10k or more each to make sure their children ‘pass’ . The drop from last year is now simply natural randomness of results .
A commission of inquiry on how he has a degree and yet never went through primary and secondary education.
Raila officially took his role as opposition leader to criticize the illegitimacy of kcse result. The work of opposition is to counter check the government and raila is working wonders in that ministry.
system
December 23, 2017, 11:22am
32
C’mon…
system
December 23, 2017, 11:24am
33
They’re now doctors and engineers in our economy :eek::eek:
system
December 23, 2017, 11:45am
34
C’mon…
Hehehe. Isorait.
system
December 23, 2017, 11:47am
35
Boss, just keep doing your thing and don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. You have gifted hands no doubt.
Ubongo
December 23, 2017, 1:38pm
38
introvert:
:D:D
Stick to your lane makanika, ati ulisomea nini tena,. hahaha
system
December 23, 2017, 1:57pm
39
:D:D:D
Why should RAO push for mediocrity or is that what he stands for? Because of Matiang’i’s strict reforms, students are working harder than ever which will translate to a thoroughly educated citizenry. No more shortcuts. Maybe kenyans can actually start discovering stuff instead of being good at stealing exams. Those kcse students who didn’t pass so well have no business in universities, waende tech schools and learn how to do welding, carpentry and the like. We have too many uneducated “college graduates” whose degrees are not worth tissue paper.
This argument is wrong. There are several who have bridged Uni through technical institutes and completed Degrees.
Welding is not neurosurgery or Pure Math. How many facts do you need to learn before you become an expert in chomelea? 100? You need to learn 100,000 facts to become a neurosurgeon. Please, as much as we want to emphasize the importance of trade schools let’s agree that for some people, masomo is not their forte. It’s requires a different type of intelligence that’s not inferior per se, just different. Ni makosa kusema watu wa D na foko jembe should pursue other fields outside of academia? Germans will agree with me. Mbona watu wanacatch? Am sorry! :Do_O