Sharon Nashipae – Page 3 – Dignitas Project

29 Aug 22

VOICE Launch: Influencing Systems, Transforming Schools

By Roselynn Awili – Program Director ‘If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together’ is a famous African proverb which is used to associate long lasting success with the ability to walk with others. Living up to this mantra, Dignitas launched VOICE…

22 Aug 22

Accelerating Digital Learning for a Vibrant Outcome

By Maureen Shelmith – Digital Strategy Officer Technology has become an integral part of our lives today, paving the way for a large window of opportunities. In recent years, our eyes have opened up to the impact and importance of technology in learning. School leaders can now learn, work, research,…

17 Aug 22

Stories of Change – Mr. Nderitu: How I Improved Group Discussions in my Classroom

By Victoria Adembesa – Leadership Coach One of the things we focus on in our training and coaching at Dignitas are the CBC competencies. Specifically, communication and collaboration, self-efficacy and critical thinking. When I met Mr. Nderitu of Karati primary school, he struggled with conducting targeted and orderly group discussions.…

15 Aug 22

Embracing Competency Based Curriculum for Vibrant Learning Spaces

By Mercy Munialo (School Support Manager) and Maureen Shelmith (Digital Strategy Officer) The implementation of the Competency Based Curriculum points to the inner workings of adapting to and embracing this new turn in the quality of education. It is here that pupils encounter and grapple with the learning goals to…

12 Aug 22

How Change in Mindset Can Shift the Quality of Teaching and Leadership

By Valary Oyugi – Leadership Coach “Hi I will be visiting your school on Thursday for coaching support. Are you fine with this day?” This was the first phone call I made to the school leader days after the first Leadership Academy. In her response she said “Yes its fine,…