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Posted by Christine07-30-2008 11:50, , Guest
I could not agree more with what Mr. Gaitho is saying. Comparing with education systems of U.K. and U.S.A. our children have been given more than their brains can handle. Schools in Kenya put too much pressure on students with that never ending curriculum. The fear of failling makes students worried beyond their capability. Schools want to be top 10s at the expense of students and parents. Give these students enough holidays to rest their brains. Compare with Europe and U.S. where students relax the whole summer without even coming home with books for 3months!!!
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