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An Examination of Factors Determining Access to Free Primary Education in Mitaboni Zone, Kathiani Division, Machakos District, Kenya
(NA, 2012)
With the re-introduction of the Free Primary Education (FPE) by the Kenyan Government in
January 2003, it was expected that all children of Primary school going age would be enrolled in
school. But, after the re-introduction ...
Policed perceptions, masked realities: Human rights and law enforcement in Kenyan popular art
(KABARAK UNIVERSITY, 2012-03)
Human rights record is often monitored through mass media content.
However, in repressed societies, mass media is often policed, resulting in
sanitised depictions of life. Such mass media appears inadequate as a
source ...
An Inviting School in Urban Low Socio-Economic Setting: A Case Study of A Public Primary School In Kibera Slum, Kenya
(KABARAK UNIVERSITY, 2012)
Truly inviting schools do exist in growing numbers throughout the United States, Canada, South
Africa, Hong Kong and other countries. These schools do not happen by accident but are the
products of optimism, trust, ...
Governance and Ethics: A Philosophical Perspective
(KABARAK UNIVERSITY, 2012)
Broadly speaking, governance can be perceived to refer to the competent
management of public affairs in a government. Governance therefore is the act of
governing. It relates to decisions that define expectations, grant ...
Strategies Influencing Achievement in Mathematics and Competence in Soft Skills among Students in Technical Colleges in Kenya
(KABARAK UNIVERSITY, 2012)
Mathematics is useful in daily life. It plays an important role in developing students’ logical,
creative and critical reasoning, optimize industrial processes, solve problems, function with linear
and non-linear thought ...
SOCIAL EXCLUSION, CLASS ATTENDANCE AND AVAILABILITY OF COUNSELING SERVICES TO ORPHANS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN KENYA
(kabarak university, 2012)
Orphan-hood can be a source of both physical and psychological trauma in children. Apart from being
excluded by family members and friends, orphans are likely to miss classes and hence may require
consistent guidance and ...
Greed, Knowledge Management Practices Corruption
(kabarak University, 2012)
Given the ethical and moral issues that surround greed and the need to prevent
corruption which it proceeds, it is suggested that greed and corruption propensities
and their relationship in organizations be investigated ...
Barriers to Sexual and Reproductive Health Education on Students Sexual Behaviour in Secondary Schools in Lugari District Kenya
(KABARAK UNIVERSITY, 2012)
Over the recent years, health systems in many countries have recognized the importance of
providing students with reproductive health services and education. This has been attributed to earl y
initiation of students into ...
Cross-Border Cooperation in East Africa: Building Capacity among University Academic Staff
(NA, 2012)
Cross-border cooperation in East Africa dates back during colonial time and soon after member
countries attain its independence in 1960’s, new Permanent Tripartite Commission formed in 1967
but collapsed in 1977, due ...
Biology Education: A Teachers Perspective on the Challenges in the Delivery of Content and Performance in Biology. A Case of Bungoma County, Kenya
(KABARAK UNIVERSITY, 2012)
Biology is a teaching and learning subject at secondary school level in Kenyan schools. Higher
education does not exist in isolation but is a build up from knowledge gained at lower levels of
education. Biology plays a ...