Warm Greetings Simeon,

Pray you are very well.

All the best with the talkathon on the curriculum reforms.

There is was a great article this week in the People Daily by a Vivere Nandiemo - a teacher in Kuria East "Current school curriculum is not the problem, delivery is".

Delivery is done by teachers whose standard even with a said "best curriculum" determine the outcome.

Have a blessed day.

Regards/Wangari

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Pray God Bless. 2013Wangari circa - "Being of the Light, We are Restored Through Faith in Mind, Body and Spirit; We Manifest The Kingdom of God on Earth".

On Friday, 5 February 2016, 17:37, Simeon Oriko via kictanet <kictanet@lists.kictanet.or.ke> wrote:

Listers,

Some of you may be aware that the Kenya Institute for Curriculum (KICD), has embarked on curriculum reforms for basic and teacher education. (View the curriculum development cycle here [PDF]).

KICD is currently conducting a national needs assessment study whose findings will inform the reform process. KICD is thus calling for a submission of memoranda from the public.

In response, the ED10 Consortium has created this document to crowdsource input and we will in turn organize your views and submit them as a joint memorandum for consideration by KICD.

We are also hosting a thinkathon (consultative meeting) this Sunday, 7th February 2016 at iHub from 2pm-4pm. You may register for the event here. We hope to use this thinkathon to build consensus on issues and ideas raised at the meeting and on the document.

I’m curious: what submissions can the tech industry contribute to this process?

Kind Regards,

Simeon Oriko | Digital and Innovation Strategist

Web: www.mtotowajirani.com | Twitter: @SimeonOriko

LinkedIn: ke.linkedin.com/in/simeonoriko

Cell: +254 724 892 941 | Skype: simeonoriko

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