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Jubilee Government is committed to introducing ICT integration Education starting from Primary level and CEMASTEA has a big role to play in this noble goal. This is in recognition of the critical function of ICT integration in education as one of the 21st Century skills. It is also in conformity with Sessional paper No. 14 of 2012 which recognizes ICT as a major vehicle in teaching and learning process. CEMASTEA thus is conducting training on ICT integration in INSET activities in different counties. This is has been an ongoing process since last year, 2014. The training includes 50-100 participants with a blend of ICT champions, District Trainers, teachers for science, languages, technical, humanity subjects and other stakeholders. The duration of the training is one week and counties are expected to cascade the training to the rest of teachers and other officers.

The following is the teachers schedule to be used for the month of March and April.

 

ICT INTEGRATION IN TEACHING AND LEARNING TRAINING FOR TEACHERS SCHEDULE

DATES

COUNTY

VENUE

30th Mar – 3rd Apr 2015

Nandi

Kapsabet Girls

30th Mar – 3rd Apr 2015

Meru(Kaaga)

Meru Technical Training institute

30th Mar – 3rd April, 2015

Meru (Kangeta Girls)

Kangeta Girls

13th-17th April, 2015

Taita Taveta

Bura girls

13th-17th April, 2015

Kisumu

Kisumu Girls

13th – 17th April, 2015

Narok

Maasai Girls

 

 


 

THEME:

Enhancing Learner Growth in Mathematics and Science through Innovative Activities

PARTICIPANTS

There is an ongoing National Inset Training of a total number 120 participants with 1-6 Years of Teaching Experience in Mathematics and Science Teachers from the following county;

Dates

County

       Centers       

No.   Participants

15th to 20th March 2015   

Butere / Mumias, LugariKakamega N/ KakamegaC/Kakamega S/ Kakamega E   

4

48

Kirinyaga

3

36

Siaya, Bondo/Rarieda

3

36

Total

10

120

 

Module two course objectives are to:

  1. Discuss and share experiences on implementation of 2014 INSET at
    1. Sub-County level INSET;
    2. School level INSET (lesson study)
  2. Discuss and share successes and opportunities for improvement in mathematics and science classrooms in the year 2014 on:
    1. The practice of ASEI-PDSI and;
    2. ICT integration in lessons
  3. Enhance the ability of participants to:
    1. Develop Manipulative, Observation and Recording (MOR) skills in learners during mathematics and science lessons and;
    2. Encourage, Capture, and Use (ECU) learner’s ideas in teaching and learning mathematics and science concepts for learner growth
  4. Strengthen subject content mastery through appropriate learning activities

 

 


Lesson Study held in Embu East County; Mufu Zone

A lesson study was conduced in Sacred Heart, Kyeni from 23rd to 27th February, 2015.

                      

                           Student listening keenly during lesson

 

                   

                       Lesson Observation Materials


CEMASTEA is partnering with the International Business Machines (IBM) to implement the Teachers TryScience (TTS) Programme. The aim of the programme is to capacity-build teachers by providing resources to strengthen instruction and better prepare students for the 21st Century jobs; many of which will be increasingly in STEM. The 3rd Cohort workshop whose theme was “Deepening Understanding of ICT Integration Using TTS Materials was held at CEMASTEA on 17-18 February 2015. The workshop brought together 60 mathematics and science teachers from 30 schools spread across six counties namely Kisumu, Kwale, Nyandarua, Samburu, Taita-Taveta, and Vihiga. It was opened by Mr. Stephen Njoroge, Director CEMASTEA and closed by Ms. Mildred Otsieno; IBM’s Corporate Citizenship & Corporate Affairs Manager, Marketing & Communications for East Africa.

IBM-CEMASTEA Teachers TryScience Cohort 3 participants pose for a group photo after

the Workshop with Ms. Mildred Otsieno (IBM), Patrick Kogolla (CEMASTEA) and

Rebecca Kathure (CEMASTEA)

 

The objective of the workshop was to:

  • Strengthen teachers’ ICT skills and,
  • Assess suitability of the TTS content for Kenyan curriculum and national goals.

The workshop also promoted national integration and cohesion by providing an opportunity for teachers across six counties to interact and create friendship. Key areas covered included:

  • 21st Century Skills and Approaches
  • Project Based Learning
  • Understanding Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Approach through TTS

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