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It's a transgenerational tragedy! Most African teachers perform worse than developed world kids when they are tested on kids exam. The exception is kenya. Imagine when they tested Zanzibar teachers - they scored 50% - and they are suppose to teach!. Kenya teachers core 95% or about.

Meanwhile the average developed world teacher has masters - especially in places like Finland and such.

Africa has to rethink their priorities - teachers and doctors should be highly paid and highly respected - and we should insist on teachers with highest possible education teaching our kids - and pay them well. For example we can slowly require all primary teachers to have bachelors degree - and all high school to have master degrees - and all higher education to have PHD.

Look at South Africa - stuck in middle class rut - now overtaken by Egypt - and has no great future ahead because it's education outcomes are such that it cannot produce highly skilled labour their economy requires to shift gears and accelerate their development. Now they are stuck in gear 2.

kikuyu1:
On the subject of African teacher qualifications here is comedy gold from Naij,Edo state to be exact! The gov puts a teacher on the spot publicly forcing her to read aloud. In typical Naij style this place is notorious famous for the unimaginable; a story for another day. She struggles to pronounce words like a Kenyan third grader reading a high school history essay. Listen to her torturing herself trying to read a simple legal document at 4.10 : "resting at..resting at-," "residing at! Come on!"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCG2ZYxaqAY

She's at least in her 50s. Imagine the legions of Naijjan youth she's miseducated now here on this thread antagonising hard working Kenyans with their excruciating English and anti logic!

GODDAMN!?

The mad man spend inordinate amount of energy generating BS - he could help Ghana generate electricity and avoid the DUMSOR.

popizaino:
Trust me,You're not wrong on this one again,as we have constantly seen them boasting of how very expensive Accra is compared to her peers on the continent.


On the previous issue on electricity in Ghana.....look at their celebrity confirming the reality on ground. It's today's post.Take the resident madman serious at your own peril.

Alliance is not international school. It part of kenya nationals school - very bright kids from poor background like that Maasai are admitted if they score very high marks in KCPE. Definitely Alliance High School graduate will take any Tanzania round in so many circles. That kid you see is studying Engineering...the TZ kid who looks bi-racial definitely cannot smell that boy in academic

Alliance is definitely one of the greatest school (actually THE GREATEST HIGH SCHOOL) in kenya with huge history - and most kenya leaders are product of the Alliance.

Acadavah:
A student from International school in Kenya vs the lady from international school in Tanzania.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COmT6dHRuW8

The only thing in dispute here is your sanity. It either drugs or clinical mental illness.

Just30:
Now you want to dispute the satellite measurement?

foolish kid

Moi university sits across the Thika municipal stadium


and this is your Kenyatta uni size

Kenyatta university teaching hospital

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UOsSAX-IlU

It not in Northland city
Northland city is across thika road.
Kenyatta university main campus measures 524 in your deranged mind

Kenyatta university is city in itself

Just30:
Foolish kid

1. Their campus at Northland city measures 524 acres, the rest or the land is a Barrack
There is nothing serene or beautiful at Kenyatta university.
It hostels are messy looking and the campus dusty.

My friend - nobody trust anything you saw or draw - you're wasting time. You have the credibility of a Nigeria International ashawo claiming to be a virgin

You just declare the entire Legon - the University of Ghana property

Post a credible link like I have done.

Just30:
Stupid child

carry your foolishness somewhere else

Are the university and the Barracks beside it boundary hidden from satellite view?

Nonsense child tantrums

JKUAT - main campus - unknown - also bought from Kenyatta family. Recently they added 720 acres more.

Egerton University - 1,100+740 acres in the Main Campus. Named after British settler Lord Egerton who donated the land.

it was established by a large land grant of 740 acres (3 km²) by Maurice Egerton, 4th Baron Egerton of Tatton. The school's original purpose was to prepare white European youth for careers in agriculture.[6] By 1955, the name had changed to Egerton Agricultural College. A one-year certificate course and a two-year diploma course in agriculture were offered. In 1958, Lord Egerton donated another 1,100 acres (4.5 km2) of land.

Let go to next - Moi university - main campus alone sit on 3,000 acres.

https://www.mu.ac.ke/index.php/81-demo-contents/all-course/90-modern-language-degrees
From here, Moi University moved to Kesses to sit on 3,000 acres of land

Let start from Kenyatta university.
1) Main campus sit on OVER 1,000 acres - it was bought from Kenyatta family (who own 10,000 acres adjacent to it - Northland city)

The Main campus is situated on a beautiful and serene 1,300 acres piece of land.

http://www.ku.ac.ke/index.php/about-ku/ku-profile
The University's Main Campus is set on over 1,000 acres with a pleasant and serene surrounding conducive to academic and intellectual growth.

2) Kitua campus - 500 acres - http://ku.ac.ke/campuses/kitui/
http://ku.ac.ke/campuses/kitui/
he campus can be accessed by either the Nairobi-Machakos- Kitui road or Nairobi –Thika- Kitui road. The facility is built on a 500-acre land with red volcanic soils

Let me stop there

Just30:
No Kenyan university even sits on up to 1000 acres land

2000 is a far stretch.

This guy just like fooling around

Look at this idiot - how do you know the boundaries of Kenyatta university.

Just30:
You make too much noise with no prove
which of you one tower campus universities sit on even an acre of campus?

I this internet age, you still lie

Here is a measurement of Kenyatta university and University of Ghana campus

The University of Ghana covers a 4.54 square miles area while Kenyatta university covers 0.82 square miles.
Do the maths and tell me how many times Kenyatta have to double up to catch up to Legon

Kenyatta covers 524 acres
Legon covers 2905 acres

125 hectares - what hell is that - Kenya universites - sit on 2,000 to 5,000 acres

For example -The main campus of Kenyatta University sitting at over 1000 acres is at Kahawa, Nairobi County in Kasarani Constituency, approximately 18 kilometres from Nairobi

Just30:
UEW in Ghana has 15 campuses

UG does not rent building, it builds them by itself or in partnership
It is an entire city on it own within a city, with student population of 85,0000.
It electricity consumption and water consumption alone are larger than that of your entire Nairobi.
The university campus sits on a 125 Hectares of land, That is larger than Mombasa old town which forms te heart of mombasa

It is larger than all Kenyan universities. The university campus is so huge that moving from one end to the other requires a form of motorized transportation. Which takes 6 to 10 minutes.

In Ghana, only one building universities put up their one tower. They usually have poor quality.
That is the level of your UON

UON has more than 10 Campuses. It has 3 towers in Nairobi, Mombasa and Kisumu.
Kenya big universities have student population of 80-100K
That is like the entire university population of Ghana.
You cannot compare university infrastructure of university with 80K with one with 10K university students.
Heck Nairobi still has to rent a lot of building.

UON student population in 2015 -98,713

Ghana - 37,940 - WOULD STRUGGLE TO GET TO TOP 10 IN STUDENT Enrollemt in Kenya

Just30:
your high school looks like a nursery school to me.

All Ghanaian universities are well planned and beautiful.
Except we decide to build a one building university like your UON, we don't place stupid out of place buildings on our campuses.

In Ghana, such an ugly building will be demolished because it is out of place.

No wonder you guys fail mercilessly.

Kenyan unis with terrible infrastructure all around will pass for nursery schools in Ghana.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3v7b4pH9SI


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJhFRPVc8yQ

Look like a high school to me or even a primary school. Nearly all Kenya major universities have 20 floors tall towers. Tall than anything in the entire Ghana.

More like this - the infrastructure in Ghana universities would pass for high school

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SviV2M9yKG0


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6b9qpzFzlrk&t=17s

Just30:
Fools posting ugly university from their backwater


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v38jUSSZh5U


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RO9tvuuGEY8

Affordable Housing Programme - Kenya - 1st Project completed
1,350 houses completed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bB29ntEpZ4o


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6NOKjh1ZF0

About 30-40km from Nairobi lies - the Limuru tea and coffee plantations


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-AyKr_2zMg

Comparing Kenya universities Infrastructure with backwater nations

UON - at the center of Nairobi.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfWDOq3Nfdc

Nairobi city

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SbZmKAk0P4

First replace the many iron-sheet roofed shacks in Abuja - and then compare yourself to say Kisumu. Nairobi is on another level.

Just watch this video - and go look at your Shit.ty Abuja for comparison. Do you see any iron sheet roofed house in that whole district


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3NIgWNh1Vs

Kuruptnigga:
Abuja

Abuja is far ahead of any scrap city in Kenya

Precisely. It almost embarrassing to be here - the level of the intellectual discourse from the west Africans, Tanzanians and the rest is particularly appalling. I have participated in many kenya forums - and frankly this kind of mental retardation doesn't exit.

Yes, majority of these countries are still stuck with Brits system of education - even if it doesn't work. And you wonder why these nations despite all the incredible minerals and natural resources remain at the bottom of development. One of them is literally named gold coast - and yet look so whack you'd not imagine they literally mine gold from the surface, oil, aluminum, tin and have great rivers flowing through it.

The greatest denominator of success in life is EDUCATION - and it ought to receive the greatest investment. But look at Nigeria for example - the number of kids out of school is staggering, those in schools can barely read or write, just like the average Ghana or Tanzania kid.

kikuyu1:
Could be exposure to different languages before age 3. The house help speaks maybe Kao or Kyuke, you speak English while the mum talks Kipsigis and the surrounding kids speak varying degrees of 'Swa, Sheng and/or English.
I sometimes look at African and the various W African non entities misleading those misbegotten nations and realise none have ever felt the need to change their education system despite 60 yrs of Uhuru. This says more than 100 pg write ups by Western 'experts' on inefficient leadership.
Don't go far; look at M7. For all his alleged intelligence and exposure he's a prime example. The system is BASICALLY identical to what obtained in 1960!?
All our leaders from Jomo to Moi to Kibaki to Uhuru have gone all out in education. I'd give Moi an A because despite being the least educated among them he did the most COMPLETELY overhauling the elitist Brit based system.

Edit: notice how fast and frequently Waffas default to the emotional release of stubborn school yard denial and juvenile mantras. Lacking a proper early educational foundation that would have engendered intellectual AND emotional growth they suffer PERMANENT arrested development; emotional 5 yr olds forever.

Just imagine! My own kid was late talker - she spoke when she was 3yrs - and they could not let her go to nursery (PP1 now) - coz she was not there in reading and writting skills! Well she had Einstein syndrome, quickly caught up, and jumped class.

I cannot imagine a 4yr old kid in kenya who cannot read or write in English. They will have trouble going to Pre-Primary II -

But by time you're getting to grade 1 - in KENYA YOURE SUPPOSE TO READ ON YOUR OWN - YOU GET OWN TEXTBOOK AND FOLLOW THE TEACHER. By Grade 2 - you're writing an essay.

But generally it come at heavy price - before I transferred my kids to international school - they had to be in school by six AM. Kenyan school is way too much. We read and went to school - all days including even sundays.

High school were absolutely the worse - if we got 5 hours of sleep - we would be the happiest!

During our time in 90s - in primary school - I use to carry 25 books - and I think we did nearly 20 subjects on anything on earth!

Really we have to grateful that despite Moi well known failings he had love for education and really focused on kenyans getting the best education. That laid the foundation. Turkana kids were beating us in 1990s.

kikuyu1:
AUWEEEE! GOODNESS!? Listen you Ghanaians, it's NOTHING personal. I told you how ALL would be revealed with "forensic anthropology detail," didn't I?



HTF DOES that even happen!? Anway we covered that Accra toilet issue earlier and unlike many I DON'T feel the need for obsessive looping of the same ISHYT.



The little dude is a future forumer!



It's even WORSE!



I admit I lolled. Haven't we REPEATEDLY seen this same low grade f'tardation? The inability to comprehend the obvious? Near autistic level cognitive difficulty?
I'm happy ALL our presidents were serious about learning. I even praised much maligned Moi for the 8-4-4 system.

For starters, learn how to use paragraphs. This they should teach you in lower primary.

Secondly, let me help you in another fact behind kenya high education - the quality of our teachers.

As you've seen kenya teachers score the highest in the assessment - generally getting 98 percent when they sit kids exams.

There are many reason including the fact that of 100k plus PRIMARY school teachers - more than 20K are graduates - and many are in school earning degrees.

Those are primary school teachers. About 1 out 5 has a degree! The rest have teachers training diplomas!

Just30:
you write like KG kid.
And your fellows are just bunch illiterates including you.

That's the effect of failing KCPE and KCSE.

If vax is take to your country, he will be a professor.
Just like how average Ghanaians become the best brains in your country.

You lots are uneducated bunch and this didn't start today.

It started the day you fools decided to claim independence, knowing very well your country wasn't educated enough to be.

Since that day, only fools in coat have been produced by kenya

It even had to take Ghanaians to run your judiciary and write constitution after constitution for your backward asses who kept killing each other because you never understood politics

If the English we have seen from Ghanians here is anything to go by Let me just laugh. Imagine you're the best in the horrible bunch. Vax writes like a grade 1 kid. You'd be taken to grade 2 in Kenya and the rest of the bunch to grade 1 pre-school. Just see how Kenyans compose their English prose here - for clear evidence - of kenya historically very excellent education standards.

I shudder to think we are probably dealing with Ghanian creme dela creme - university graduates!!

Just30:
All grade 2 kids can read write English fluently and draw logical conclusions on their own.


Kenyans remain lame, unsmart and people who can't read simple English language to understand and pass their exams.

90% of kenyans fail KCPE and KCSE

That is really messed up


Ghanaian education is and envy across the world such that students from 57 different countries attend school here and the number of kenyans are growing .

They left Shithole education in kenyan for better in Ghana

90% of your grade 2 kids cannot read a SINGLE WORD In passage! That is why you have come BOTTOM in all the assessment done so far.

Kenya education is an envy to many middle class countries.

Look at South Africans trying to figure the kenyan education magic
https://theconversation.com/active-citizens-for-better-schooling-what-kenyas-history-can-teach-south-africa-92534

As for final secondary exam - Kenya Gov - is just intentionally failing kids to stop a lot of graduates without enough white collar jobs. We had far too many university kids for our level of development .Our focus is TIVET.

Just30:
Now because you heard Ghana grade 2 kids could read and write in English fluently, you changed the argument to pre schoolers Reading in English.... foolish boy.

Keep fooling silly boy

Kenyans don't take education seriously one bit
So the education system in your messed up country end up producing fools like you who remain stupid for the rest of your life.
How come 90% of you fools fail your certification exams each year ?

Bunch of illiterates

Kenya pre-schools beat Ghana grade 2 kids senseless
PP1 - is 4yr old.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9oCn298quY

Kenya Pre-school - PP1 - these are 4 yr old - just after nursery.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KALeoFlVBGw

Kenya pre-school - PP2 - Pre-School 2 - last class before they go to grade 1


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Vi4W5GsEt8

Now because you heard Kenya pre-schoolers can read - you've turned from Grade 2 - not reading to 3yr old kid reading.

Okay 1yr old Kenyan kids can read in Latin

Little school yard prank Ghana kids are born speaking mandrain.

This is how your undeveloped brain really works - like a Kenyan pre-schooler.

Kenyans I tell you take education very very seriously. I would say as much as Chinese and Indians do.

Just30:
even KG kids in Ghana can Read and write in English

Which rural education in your country is good when even urban education is absolutely bad in your country?


No where in the world do pre school kids go to school at 6 am especially when it has been accepted that kids should have more sleep.


3 year olds already read and write English in Ghana.

Fool

HOLY COW - Ghana just experimenting with pre-school


The government has tested Ghana's children as they move on to elementary school and has found that the preschool boom is not fulfilling its promise. To cite just one statistic, among second-graders tested in city schools, one-third could not read a single word of a simple story. The results on basic arithmetic questions are similarly disappointing.

https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/06/19/613655788/when-it-comes-to-preschool-does-father-really-know-best

Kiswahili - JESUS the pope has really messed you- Kenya pre-school - kids can read and write in 3 languages or more.

By time you're in GRADE 1 and Grade 2 - what hell have you been doing in PRE- SCHOOL

Just30:
fool

Can grade 2 kids read and write in swahili?

Nonsense noise make.

Class one kid in Ghana are already literate in English

Rural kids in kenya have as good if not better education than urban kids.

Kenyans take EDUCATION very seriously.

Pre-school kids in some schools are in class by 6 AM.

It generally expected that 4 yr old should be able to read and write - and speak English.

It just not possible to get to Pre-Primary - last grade0 ( there is baby class, nursery/junior pre-school, the pre-premary) without being able to read.

Leave alone GRADE 1

Just30:
Bunch of villagers from kenya


What kind of education do they give you guys that you all turn out to be this foolish


No wonder fools like you guys have kept kenya a zoo