Uwezo Uganda
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Using innovative approaches to improve literacy and numeracy competencies among children. Uwezo, meaning ‘capability’ in Kiswahili.
Kampala, Uganda
Joined December 2018
Emergencies are inevitable and unpredictable, but being prepared makes a huge difference! Today we had a learning session on how to handle Safety, Emergencies & how to apply first aid at the workplace and in our daily life. We appreciate @umaruntambi5 for the training.
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Our Senior Programs Officer @FNMubiru highlighted on @ntvuganda the shift in @UNEB_UG grading system under the Competency Based Curriculum that’s now focusing on learners achievement levels in relation to how they apply the knowledge & skills in real life:
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The major change in the new A-Level curriculum was the teaching approach and not so much with the content. Parents shouldn't be worried about what their children are going to study in their next level of education (S.5 and S.6).
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As we await for the release of the 2024 UCE results later today, @MNakabug re-emphasises that the attained grades are important but let us focus more on what the learners are able to do in terms of skills acquired to thrive in the 21st century world.
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RT @nbstv: Dr. Mary Goretti Nakabugo, ED UWEZO: Choose the best thing for your child, and that is best for the nation. #NBSMorningBreeze…
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affected teacher training parental engagent. We implore the parents to look beyond the grades and instead focus on what learners can do with the skills acquired @MNakabug @Educ_SportsUg @UNEB_UG @ReliAfrica
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RT @nbstv: Dr Mary Goretti Nakabugo, ED UWEZO: We need to know the context in which the new curriculum was rolled out. It was rolled out in…
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Among the causes for school dropout are the other costs involved in education. Much as we do have U.P.E and U.S.E, there are other associated costs such as feeding, scholastic materials. Children from disadvantaged families who can’t meet these costs end up dropping out
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Absolutely! To realise their full potential, young women and girls should be protected from all forms Sexual Violence including harmful practices like FGM
📢 International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM Today, on the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation, RELI Africa stands in solidarity with millions of girls and women across Africa and the world who are at risk or have endured this harmful practice.
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RT @UwezoUganda: The Education Policy Review Commission has made some BOLD recommendations that, if implemented could impact the most criti…
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The Education Policy Review Commission has made some BOLD recommendations that, if implemented could impact the most critical stage our children's Learning Cycle. As we deliberate on how to implement these proposals, we ought to rememember the children most left behind that shouldn't just just attend school but LEARN! Sector leaders have noted that we can direct the limited resources to the most critical areas such as Teacher capacity, learning materials, ECD among others.
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Language is a powerful tool, it can be used to exclude or include learners in the classroom.
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RT @EanUganda: From mines to school! 📚 In Lotisani Sub County, @EanUganda in partnership with @RRightsAfrica and @OxfaminUganda , is launch…
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RT @UwezoTanzania: ALiVE Tz well represented by Uwezo and the Milele Zanzibar Foundation yesterday at the Launch of the Education and Train…
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We are delighted to have met and discussed with a team from Power Teachers Africa on a collaboration towards incentivising teachers for improved learning outcomes. @PowerTeachersAf will use a model that focuses on measuring learning outcomes using Uwezo assessment tools and incentivise teachers when they fully complete courses that enhance their capacity, are present in school and teaching and when they realise improvements in pupils learning outcomes.
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