Tanzania lacks special needs education experts

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Tanzania lacks special needs education experts
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Tanzania has only 134 special education experts distributed in several municipalities, the Parliament was told yesterday. Out of them, seven have certificate qualifications, 51 are diploma holders and 76 attained a degree in special needs attained at the ...

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Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

TheCitizen

19 Apr

KATIBA REVIEW SPECIAL: Special education fund needed

>Today every Tanzanian knows that education for his or her child is not a privilege, but a right, which must be given to the child without any excuses. Both the current Constitution and the Law of the Child recognise this right. Fortunately enough, even the proposed Constitution has made this right clearer than ever in Article 52. Governments of all phases since independence have been doing reasonably well in expanding educational facilities for all levels of education to ensure Tanzanian...

 

11 years ago

Michuzi

International Association of Special Education (IASE) members visit tanzania

 The patron of Diana Women Empowerment Organisation (DIWEO) who is also the honorary consul of the Republic of Botswana to the United Republic of Tanzania, Eng. Emmanuel Ole Naiko  greets one of the American based International Association of Special Education (IASE) members, Ms. Meghan Gallagher (right) over the weekend in Dar es Salaam.  Members of the Organisation were in the country to visit centers run by DIWEO.  Others are Dr. Iris Drower (centre) and Mary Gale (left) from IASE and Ms....

 

11 years ago

IPPmedia

27 Jun

Special course for education inspectors in the offing

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Special course for education inspectors in the offing
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An Agency for the Development of Educational Management (ADEM) pavilion at Mnazi Mmoja in Dar es Salaam during Public Service Week. (File Photo). In order to improve education level in the country and implementation of Big Result Now (BRN) Agency ...

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

19 May

EDUCATION SPECIAL REPORT: Universities everywhere, but are they worth it?

>In an attempt to raise primary school enrolment, the government dropped fees in 2001—and the response was well worth it. By 2009, 95 per cent of children were in school all the way from pre-primary to secondary level.

 

11 years ago

Deseret News

04 Apr

Special education teacher receives state award

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Special education teacher receives state award
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MURRAY — A Murray City School District teacher has received a statewide award for special education. Myrlene Buck, a special education teacher at Horizon Elementary, was recently awarded the Utah Council for Exceptional Children Joanne Gilles ...
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11 years ago

TheCitizen

23 May

EDUCATION SPECIAL REPORT: Hostile environment in schools: The past meets the present

>Between May 21 and 25, 2007, I carried out a five-day survey on Teaching and Learning Processes in Secondary Schools in Same District, Kilimanjaro Region.The aim was to establish how teachers do their work, the methods they use, how and whether pupils are involved in the learning process and the role of parents in their children’s education.

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

28 May

EDUCATION SPECIAL REPORT: Moshi Tech: From the cradle of engineers to shambolic state

>Once an academic giant producing the best engineers and technicians in the country, Moshi Technical Secondary School has lost its shine.  It is a far cry from the school that produced—in the ‘60s, ‘70s and ‘80s—such outstanding graduates in civil, mechanical and electrical engineering that they are now teaching in universities worldwide, including the United States.

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

07 Feb

Tanzania lacks means to end land disputes, House told

>A Parliamentary select committee tasked with checking widespread land conflicts fell short of suggesting steps to be taken against public officials despite finding major problems in the management of land in the country.

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

21 May

EDUCATION SPECIAL REPORT: Unhappy teachers can only deliver unhappy results, contends TTU

>The Tanzania Teachers’ Union (TTU) wants the government to pay teachers more than double their current earnings, based on the argument that unhappy teachers cannot work effectively. TTU Acting General Secretary Ezekiah Oluoch spoke with The Citizen staff writer Lucas Liganga on the burning issue in the teaching fraternity.

 

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