You can’t beat knowledge into children; invest in them instead
If we really love our children as we purport to, a significant portion of our tax money should be dedicated to school-feeding programmes. PHOTO | FILE | NMG
How does one “fix” Tanzanian education? By aggressively believing in, selling, and practising child-centred, student-centred education. If one keeps this in mind when answering the million questions that arise in designing a public school system, one might just make it work.
Simple. Obvious. Radical. I chose Finland and Singapore last week to highlight that if they can achieve such enviable economic and welfare standards with five million people, well then, what can 60 million Tanzanians do?
