When we did rote learning - we were a top of Africa. So we reformed because we wanted to - not because we had to. It's more work - and poor South Africa who were already doing badly in old system gave up and went back to old ways. KENYA WILL SUCEED.

We adopted CBC because it works - and is the future

Competency-based learning or competency-based education is a framework for teaching and assessment of learning. It is also described as a type of education based on predetermined "competencies," which focuses on outcomes and real-world performance.[1] Competency-based learning is sometimes presented as an alternative to traditional methods of assessment in education.[2]

Many countries such as Finland, Germany, South Africa, the Netherlands and Norway have developed their own competency framework which acknowledges the needs of the local populace for the training programmes within the context of their competency definitions.

samorobo:


You are definitely out of your mind. For starters your video didn’t prove your govt had a thing to with your mass . I am not here to entertain your conspiracy theories and false pretense.
Secondly, let just pretend for a minute that what you are saying is true. Is this really what they are trained to do. What exactly does this nonsense prepare them for? I am sorry but this doesn’t prepare fir the Labour market but rather sorcery and witchcraft.

Mkenya2019:
Short answer. An A in Chemistry is not same as A in Religious Education. It called exam moderation. Someone has to pass. Someone has to fail. The exam has to be moderated to ensure there is fairness...if the exam was hard...the grades will be re-adjusted to reflect the normal distribution carve of exams.

As for your challenge - what hell do you think we did in 10,000 thread and now this 700 pages.

You're a crazy obtuse imbecill.e

forget examination grading,
Post university projects, innovations, thesis. Stuffs that give Africans hope. Not some
Yeye arguments on road and sky scrappers built by your Chinese Lord's.
We need things built by Africans.

Your country men were celebrating, Chinese companies building muddy and dirty roads in Kenya.

It's high time you gave Kenyan companies opportunities to build your roads and houses,

But how will you pay them, when the Chinese build your roads on credit.

Yeye people

The colour of the cat doesn't matter as long as it catches the mice...Deng Xiaop - China. (DAYS WHEN CHINA WAS FACING SIMILAR BARRIAGE THAT US COMPANIES WERE MAIN ACTORS IN CHINESE ECONOMY)
It would be nice if the cat was a kenyan...but our primary concern is catching the mice.
Chinese bring 10 engineers...and employ 1000 kenyans.
They dont bring steel or cement or other suppliers..they buy it locally.
They deliver on time, cost and quality. THAT IS VERY important.
They make a small profit.

Any country in africa or abroad not taking advantage of China opportunities now is crazy.

Chinese have an incredible construction machinery that Africa need to tap into...learn from it...and eventually replicate it.

It wont happen soon..Chinese learnt and understudied the Americans...who were making huge investment in factories and all.

IGpro1:
forget examination grading,
Post university projects, innovations, thesis. Stuffs that give Africans hope. Not some
Yeye arguments on road and sky scrappers built by your Chinese Lord's.
We need things built by Africans.

Your country men were celebrating, Chinese companies building muddy and dirty roads in Kenya.

It's high time you gave Kenyan companies opportunities to build your roads and houses,

But how will you pay them, when the Chinese build your roads on credit.

Yeye people

Mkenya2019:
When we did rote learning - we were a top of Africa. So we reformed because we wanted to - not because we had to. It's more work - and poor South Africa who were already doing badly in old system gave up and went back to old ways. KENYA WILL SUCEED.

We adopted CBC because it works - and is the future

Competency-based learning or competency-based education is a framework for teaching and assessment of learning. It is also described as a type of education based on predetermined "competencies," which focuses on outcomes and real-world performance.[1] Competency-based learning is sometimes presented as an alternative to traditional methods of assessment in education.[2]

Many countries such as Finland, Germany, South Africa, the Netherlands and Norway have developed their own competency framework which acknowledges the needs of the local populace for the training programmes within the context of their competency definitions.

Don’t be silly,no one asked you to lecture me on CBC. You were asked to provide peoof on how your gotv has a hand in the mass failure of student nationwide. So much for quality education I must say.

Kenya is not a zoo that is on auto-pilot. We take tough decisions and constantly reform our institutions.

Although we already have very good education -by african standards - we are not satisfied. In 2014 we started building TVET colleges - and by 2015 - we were ready to fix the education systems - that had become university focused with 80 percent of graduates in liberal arts and humanities - while job market could only absorb 10 percent at best annually.

How did we switch the country - we have done it by making secondary exams very tough for those wishing to join universities - leaving them no option except go to vocational and technical colleges. Apart from nearly 3,000 TVET colleges that existed - we are about done building 300 of them - each in every constituency - that can enroll 1,500 to 2,000 kids.

Nearly all kenyan universities are now in the red now- the student population has dried up - and they have to make painful re-adjustment but TVET is booming.

The future that we are showing you is an holistic basic education system that shifts away from exams toward identifying the competence of the kids- with many of them guided to vocational training - as early as possible - and very few going to universities hopefully to pursue STEM courses.

This is how to train your workforce for industrialization - not to become another Nigeria or India or Philippines - who train labour force for export market at best - and at worse condemn millions to futile search for white collar jobs that simply do not exist.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Qo5aVbquj8

And unlike South Africa who changed their education to CBC - and failed 12yrs later as their lazy teachers revolted due to amount of work needed - Kenya has solid foundation.

https://medium.com/edwell/how-kenya-became-the-strongest-education-system-in-africa-70cdc72024c4
2017, the World Economic Forum rated Kenya’s education system as the strongest on the African continent. In 2018, the World Bank ranked Kenya the top African country for education outcomes (1st out of 43 mainland countries). In 2019, a Kenyan was named the most outstanding teacher in the world and awarded a prestigious $1 million prize.


A 2017 report said that “South African Grade 6 schoolchildren [were] on average about a year’s learning behind Kenya”. This was according to results from the 2011 Southern and Eastern Africa Consortium for Monitoring Educational Quality (SACMEQ) assessment.

samorobo:


Don’t be silly,no one asked you to lecture me on CBC. You were asked to provide peoof on how your gotv has a hand in the mass failure of student nationwide. So much for quality education I must say.

samorobo:



Why sound so defensive. You really do not have to defend every flaws from your zoo. Something pops up and you just have to shut up and hope it goes down drain. Give us proof that those mass failure is a deliberate attempt from your govt and not something conjured up in your head to stay defensive. You either do this or we have no choice but to accept real visible facts provided by obaaderemi, not your empty words.

I can't believe a grown ass man can be so daft. He's cornered and he is fighting tooth and nail shamelessly, even in the face of cold hard facts.
He has just proven that Kenyans are 'olodos'.
These East Africans are far behind educationally.

He is not worth anybody's time here.

I know you're a Zoogerian who thrive in mediocrity and silly putdowns. Just for the fun of it. Let check 2020 HCI Report for a break

Did you know that Kenya's HCI is the 2nd HIGHEST IN AFRICA at 0.56? Mauritius leads at 0.64.

Nigeria has one of the lowest HCIs in the world at just 0.33 (same as Angola).

obaaderemi:
I can't believe a grown ass man can be so daft. He's cornered and he is fighting tooth and nail shamelessly, even in the face of cold hard facts.
He has just proven that Kenyans are 'olodos'.
These East Africans are far behind educationally.

He is not worth anybody's time here.

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Mkenya2019:
How do you tell parents you're going to deliberate fail their kids. What do you think Changed pre-2015 You think Kenya kids became DUMBER NO - we decided we only need about 100K going to university because there are no white collar jobs.

You see that difference btw a zoo and progressive country. We are not afraid to makes changes to the status quo.

We cannot have power blackout for 30yrs; military dictatorship for 50yrs;

No we make changes.

.................ZOO...you cannot do this............... A ZOO CANNOT TAKE HARD PAINFUL DECISION AND PROBLEMS FESTER AND COUNTRY BECOME HELPESS.

NAIROBI —
Some Kenyan opposition lawmakers are calling on the government to investigate why 90 percent of the 600,000 students who took the 2017 secondary education exams failed. The minister of education, however, expressed satisfaction with the results.

Speaking to reporters in Nairobi, opposition legislator Caleb Amisi said parliament must understand what led to only 10 percent of students scoring high enough to enter university.

"Kenya National Examination Council must be ordered to prepare and present a comprehensive report over this perceived mass failure, and an independent investigation should as well be incorporated," Amisi said. "This should be conducted by some of the most credible auditing companies in Kenya."

The results sparked an uproar among parents, teachers and others concerned about the fate of the students and the quality of Kenya's education system.

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Mkenya2019:
I know you're a Zoogerian who thrive in mediocrity and silly putdowns. Just for the fun of it. Let check 2020 HCI Report for a break

Did you know that Kenya's HCI is the 2nd HIGHEST IN AFRICA at 0.56? Mauritius leads at 0.64.

Nigeria has one of the lowest HCIs in the world at just 0.33 (same as Angola).

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I see you're going nuts already. Let check EXAMS. When kids are compared - given the same exams accross countries. Kenya is AGAIN - big suprise - second only to Mauritus (now a developed country)

obaaderemi:
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The nurses that couldn't pass an ordinary literacy test were also deliberately failed. 90% of your students fail routinely year after year and a lunatic put it down to deliberate government plans.

Maybe another little Indian has to take over from this silly tit. He has lost it. Who wouldn't with all the pummeling left and right. And constant sleeplessness trying to defend a backward nation?

Just a political minister sticking his foot in his mouth.
https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/national/article/2001428541/puzzle-over-failed-kenyan-nurses-tests
There is confusion over Cabinet Secretary health Mutahi Kagwe's statement that Kenyan nurses massively failed English proficiency tests administered ahead of taking up jobs in the UK.

This after it emerged that the ministry of labour is not aware of any tests done so far despite it being in charge of the process which was initiated by a bilateral deal between Kenya and UK governments.

Top ministry of labour officials told The Standard that they were taken aback by the revelation of Kagwe, and hoped that he was either misquoted or misunderstood.

obaaderemi:
The nurses that couldn't pass an ordinary literacy test were also deliberately failed. 90% of your students fail routinely year after year and a lunatic put it down to deliberate government plans.

Maybe another little Indian has to take over from this silly tit. He has lost it. Who wouldn't with all the pummeling left and right. And constant sleeplessness trying to defend a backward nation?

Mkenya2019:
Just a political minister sticking his foot in his mouth.
https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/national/article/2001428541/puzzle-over-failed-kenyan-nurses-tests
There is confusion over Cabinet Secretary health Mutahi Kagwe's statement that Kenyan nurses massively failed English proficiency tests administered ahead of taking up jobs in the UK.

This after it emerged that the ministry of labour is not aware of any tests done so far despite it being in charge of the process which was initiated by a bilateral deal between Kenya and UK governments.

Top ministry of labour officials told The Standard that they were taken aback by the revelation of Kagwe, and hoped that he was either misquoted or misunderstood.

It's hard to defend a hard sell product. Take a break, son.

It easy to defend facts..which is why I always have fun here.

This Labour Minister.
https://www.the-star.co.ke/counties/2021-11-07-cs-chelugui-unaware-of-nurses-english-test-results/

No exam had been done. What Health CS called failure - was that 10 nurses submitted IELTS exam certificate - having done it previously - the rest had NOT.

They did NOT FAIL. Exams were to be taken this moth.

obaaderemi:
It's hard to defend a hard sell product. Take a break, son.

Little Indians are just plain stvpid. They copy anything western without thinking.

This is a case of importing failure.
Read this on the CBC system they just blindly copied from abroad:

It is not hyperbole to state that
implementation of the Competency Based
Curriculum (CBC) has been a total
disaster. Teachers are largely unprepared
and are yet to give the whole process the
requisite buy in.
Parents lack money or time to meet the
homework requirements (how many
households have a printer?) And the
government is hellbent on bulldozing the
reforms through, tupende tusipende.
Meanwhile, Kenyan pupils are the
proverbial grass that suffers under
dueling elephants.

They thought this could save them after constant mass failure.

Mkenya2019:
It easy to defend facts..which is why I always have fun here.

This Labour Minister.
https://www.the-star.co.ke/counties/2021-11-07-cs-chelugui-unaware-of-nurses-english-test-results/

No exam had been done. What Health CS called failure - was that 10 nurses submitted IELTS exam certificate - having done it previously - the rest had NOT.

They did NOT FAIL. Exams were to be taken this moth.

You are having a hard time here not fun.

I can see how many haphazard and desperate posts you've fired off since yesterday when I uncovered the rot in your educational sector. Other little Indians have since run away.

What is there to copy from Nigerian. We would love to copy it . Of course we cannot copy school system run on Almajiri system with world highest number of kids out of school. You're worse than a country in war.

Teething problems on implementation of CBC is expected.

CBC has been implemented by China - I guess that is also the West.

Kenya has without any doubt Africa best education system.

That is why we have Africa largest non mineral economy.

That is why we build skyscrappers using nothing but our brains (CHINA loans )

obaaderemi:
Little Indians are just plain stvpid. They copy anything western without thinking.

This is a case of importing failure.
Read this on the CBC system they just blindly copied from abroad:

They thought this could save them after constant mass failure.

obaaderemi:
You are having a hard time here not fun.

I can see how many haphazard and desperate posts you've fired off since yesterday when I uncovered the rot in your educational sector. Other little Indians have since run away.

Nigeria and Education The entire North Nigeria run on Almajiri System of Education.

Almajiri system of education being a traditional and non-formal system of education which derived its curriculum from the Holy Qu'ran and subjects its learners or pupils to roam about the streets begging for alms, food, and render menial labour to the teachers known as Mallams as a means of survival, is found majorly in NIGERIA

You can never tell Kenya anything. We already had the best education system in Africa - and we just shifted GEARS.

We are implementing world class education systems that has transformed Singapores, Chinas, Finlands and the Germans into world leaders.

As Nigeria the Zoo alternate btw Almajiri (School of begging) and Boko haram (No school going) - Kenya is far ahead.

The only country that in near future will compete with Kenya is Rwanda - they are doing well though french-english language switch is confusing the kids and the teachers.

We already electrified all primary schools, delivered 1.2 million tablets, each school has two laptops, internet modems, and display systems. Each secondary schools has computer labs and some even have fiber connection.

When it comes to CBC - all teachers are being re-trained - in universities so they understand what CBC really is about - learner (Not a teacher) led learning process.

obaaderemi:
Our economy was small and refused to grow during the military days, like Kenya's stubborn small economy today. But he is hurt by the truth.

From military regime into banditry and terrorism today

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Mkenya2019:
Kenya is Africa leader in Geothermal power - and 6th in the world

Kengen in talks with 3 countries for geothermal drilling contracts; DRC, Comoros & Rwanda. This comes after successful & ongoing projects in Ethiopia & Djibouti.

Kengen drilling in Tuli Ethiopia

Kengen Naivasha complex generates about 1,000mw...renewable stable base load energy...that relies on earth crust boiling hot temperatures....to provide power 24-7.

After drilling the wells into the earth crust - water is pumped down - and it immediately erupts as boiling steam that turns the turbines.

I think this is way more reliable than building that which are running dry

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Hydro is great and cheap but drought and global warming means you're always in trouble.

In kenya we did our last hydro in 2003. Previously we had our first and I think only electricity rationing in 1999-2001 following a drought - we brought in thermal generators - but long term we shifted to Geothermal.

Now we are one world leaders in Geothermal energy.

Geothermal has no weather fragrancies because the earth crust is always boiling hot...and you need very little water to generate steams to turn the turbines.

Clean renewable energy that is very good base load.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
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I think this is way more reliable than building that which are running dry

Stubborn Facts. I really pity South Africa. I can understand the Zoo is helpless - the entire Northern Nigeria is on the race to the bottom - the South is better - but why is South Africa doing this baaaaaad.

It seem they are unable to fix their terrible education....now a South Africa kid born today will only achieve 42 percent of his or her full human potential if they completed education and were healthy.

#1 Singapore, 88%
#2 Hong Kong, SAR, 81%
#3 Macao SAR, 80%
#4 Japan
#5 Sweden
#6 Korea, Rep
#7 Canada
#8 Finland
#9 Netherlands
#10 Ireland
...
#94 Kenya, 55%
#115 Egypt, 59%
#131 Ghana, 45%
#135 South Africa, 43%
#167 Nigeria, 36%

Mkenya2019:
Stubborn Facts. I really pity South Africa. I can understand the Zoo is helpless - the entire Northern Nigeria is on the race to the bottom - the South is better - but why is South Africa doing this baaaaaad.

It seem they are unable to fix their terrible education....now a South Africa kid born today will only achieve 42 percent of his or her full human potential if they completed education and were healthy.

#1 Singapore, 88%
#2 Hong Kong, SAR, 81%
#3 Macao SAR, 80%
#4 Japan
#5 Sweden
#6 Korea, Rep
#7 Canada
#8 Finland
#9 Netherlands
#10 Ireland
...
#94 Kenya, 55% ?
#115 Egypt, 59% ?
#131 Ghana, 45%
#135 South Africa, 43%
#167 Nigeria, 36%

You jobless unintelligent clown,stop posting things on this platform and go find a place and sleep...

vankelvin:


You jobless unintelligent clown,stop posting things on this platform and go find a place and sleep...

He is fighting a lost battle. Kenyan kids are unintelligent by default as all facts have shown.

obaaderemi:
He is fighting a lost battle. Kenyan kids are unintelligent by default as all facts have shown.

I don't think you meant it, bro. It seems like you're just being emotional. It's the same as when Sammy refers to other countries as zoos. Look at any best rating in Africa, and Kenya will always be there

@Oba...maybe you guys should just solve some basic stuff then move on to other things...Do you know nn estimated 22 million small-unit generators are in use by Nigerians, and they plug a vital gap in a country that ranks 171 out of 190 nations in terms of access to electricity, according to the World Bank

Mkenya2019:
Kenya is not a zoo that is on auto-pilot. We take tough decisions and constantly reform our institutions.

Although we already have very good education -by african standards - we are not satisfied. In 2014 we started building TVET colleges - and by 2015 - we were ready to fix the education systems - that had become university focused with 80 percent of graduates in liberal arts and humanities - while job market could only absorb 10 percent at best annually.

How did we switch the country - we have done it by making secondary exams very tough for those wishing to join universities - leaving them no option except go to vocational and technical colleges. Apart from nearly 3,000 TVET colleges that existed - we are about done building 300 of them - each in every constituency - that can enroll 1,500 to 2,000 kids.

Nearly all kenyan universities are now in the red now- the student population has dried up - and they have to make painful re-adjustment but TVET is booming.

The future that we are showing you is an holistic basic education system that shifts away from exams toward identifying the competence of the kids- with many of them guided to vocational training - as early as possible - and very few going to universities hopefully to pursue STEM courses.

This is how to train your workforce for industrialization - not to become another Nigeria or India or Philippines - who train labour force for export market at best - and at worse condemn millions to futile search for white collar jobs that simply do not exist.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Qo5aVbquj8

And unlike South Africa who changed their education to CBC - and failed 12yrs later as their lazy teachers revolted due to amount of work needed - Kenya has solid foundation.

https://medium.com/edwell/how-kenya-became-the-strongest-education-system-in-africa-70cdc72024c4
2017, the World Economic Forum rated Kenya’s education system as the strongest on the African continent. In 2018, the World Bank ranked Kenya the top African country for education outcomes (1st out of 43 mainland countries). In 2019, a Kenyan was named the most outstanding teacher in the world and awarded a prestigious $1 million prize.


A 2017 report said that “South African Grade 6 schoolchildren [were] on average about a year’s learning behind Kenya”. This was according to results from the 2011 Southern and Eastern Africa Consortium for Monitoring Educational Quality (SACMEQ) assessment.

You are still explaining your silly ideas to me. Just in case you have forgotten,I asked you to provide proof that your govt has a hand in the mass failure in your zoo. Again so much for quality education.

obaaderemi:
I can't believe a grown ass man can be so daft. He's cornered and he is fighting tooth and nail shamelessly, even in the face of cold hard facts.
He has just proven that Kenyans are 'olodos'.
These East Africans are far behind educationally.

He is not worth anybody's time here.

@bolded it’s embarrassing to watch even for him. And yes he really isn’t worth anyone’s time.

Mkenya2019:
I know you're a Zoogerian who thrive in mediocrity and silly putdowns. Just for the fun of it. Let check 2020 HCI Report for a break

Did you know that Kenya's HCI is the 2nd HIGHEST IN AFRICA at 0.56? Mauritius leads at 0.64.

Nigeria has one of the lowest HCIs in the world at just 0.33 (same as Angola).

You are fumbling to hard to defend ur zoo. It’s sucks ,I get it man.