Yeah Dears, im on a roll with posts today. Lol! Anyways, all about Tanzania!!!
So another adorable & inspiring lady is Nancy Sumari. She recently launched her own book called
" Nyota Yako" which basically means "your star" isnt that inspiring? just the title of the book itself brings in some positive and motivational force in you.
Anyways, so i thought i should share the news with you.
All of these activities are involved with how much you want something...the passion..the effort and most of all the faith you have to achieve it. So yeah, be a change people! Be good and be an inspiration to the next generation.
Pictures source: google image but ofcourse www.mamazuri.com is the real source
Nancy explains about "Nyota Yako"
Video credits: Shamim Mwasha
Nothing to do in relation to the Labour World- this is part of the rollercoaster in achieving the labour degree! xxx
Recently, as i was browsing on Haki Ngowi's web, i saw a post on april 10th 2013 on "ShuleDirect".
So this is how i came across these interesting news on the launch of "shuledirect" in Tanzania.
The "ShuleDirect" program is aimed to improve the education for secondary students in both private and public schools. www.shuledirect.co.tz is an interactive portal where secondary students can log in and have a 101 session with getting help from teachers. In addition, students can also do quizzes and submit them.
I'm happy to hear any secondary student can access this student portal free of charge.
However, i have a concern on the outreach of this program, the accessibility to those studying in public schools especially in the rural areas where there have limited resources. If it means all secondary government schools should all have internet access for the program to work effectively then that should be in place.
The ShuleDirect project is a good investment and i would not want to see a waste of such good effort put together by Faraja Kotta Nyalandu and others. i am concerned on public schools since the majority of secondary students in Tanzania go to government schools directly after primary school. I wish i found statistics to support my point view however there isnt any from recent data in the internet. so take it from me just like this..speaking as a Tanzanian that's the truth. In the exception of those who can afford private secondary schools in which i aint much concerned because the majority of these schools are stable to offer ShuleDirect program to their students. None the less, it means parents should push on this program so that their children can get more familiar to the program. When a child is idle then he or she can log onto shuledirect and solve a few questions :)
Anyways, that being said. i would like to say a big hongera to Faraja Kotta Nyalandu, the founder of shuledirect. Indeed she is inspiring.
pictures source: Haki Ngowi.
video: youtube put by Shamim Mwasha
Now Listen & Watch Faraja Kotta Nyalandu as she explains about ShuleDirect
Proud to see Tanzania rising! polepole tu, solutions to last years perfomance in final exams for secondary students zitapatikana tu!
