CEMASTEA seeks enhanced funding to update and retrain Grade 10 educators.
CEMASTEA seeks enhanced funding to update and retrain Grade 10 educators.
The Centre for Mathematics, Science and Technology Education in Africa (CEMASTEA) seeks additional funding to update and retrain educators for the Grade 10 curriculum.
Martin Mungai, the Deputy Coordinator for Science Technology, Engineering Mathematics (STEM) at CEMASTEA, stated that for the successful implementation of the Curriculum-Based Competency (CBC) syllabus, teachers must be adequately equipped.
During a weeklong workshop for Lamu County Principals, Mungai highlighted the need for more equipment and facilities, like laboratories, to ensure a successful transition and integration of STEM subjects within the CBC syllabus.
“Mungai emphasized the necessity for teachers, particularly in junior second...