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Since #lipakamatender, we've said the biggest problem of our healthcare is political. Our politicians are just stupid. They don't understand healthcare, wont consult professionals who understand, yet they make decisions based on optics, not effectiveness.
The media has done the public a disservice by sensationalizing the problems with social services but not explaining them. They focus on government statements, optics and mistakes by professionals, and nothing else. Yet whatever government says is often not what government does
As Dr. Kimani said, it is more important for media to be patients' advocates, than doctors' accusers. The same for education: the media and businesses have been bashing educators and not asking us what problems we teachers face or asking about the children. @MarkMasai #presspass
KICD's explanation of competency-based education (CBE) has been opaque. In general, they wait for Kenyans to give a generic tale "oh the graduates are not competent at work" then they say "here's the solution." But ask them how it works, they wont say #CurriculumReformsKE
CBE was imported by British & American consultants paid by huge donors and the imperial culture agendas. Competency Works was mentioned by one of the #CurriculumReformsKE defenders when I asked about whether there's CBE in primary school, but KICD won't say if they were involved
KICD has refused to answer my questions about how Kenyans were involved in #CurriculumReformsKE. The framework mentions British Council and UNESCO. Arigatou, a Japanese Foundation, provided the ethics curriculum as KICD snubbed the religious sector ethicseducationforchildren.org/en/news/904-et…
