Environmental Education (EE) is increasingly important for preparing teachers to address sustainability challenges, yet its delivery in Uganda’s Diploma in Education Primary (DEP) programme remains constrained by limited contact time and predominantly traditional teaching approaches. This Design-Based Research (DBR) st...
Nicodemus Epaphras, E. Kibga, J. Rarieya· Discover Education· 0 citations
Reforms in early childhood education in East Africa have placed a greater emphasis on inclusive education, teacher professional development, and competency-based curricula. The provision of fair and resilient learning opportunities for young children is hampered by the ongoing gaps between educational policy and classr...
N. Wango, J. Rarieya, Patrick Ojok· Journal of Sociological Rese...· 0 citations
In teacher professional learning reforms, maintaining pedagogical transformation is still a major problem, especially in settings with limited resources and policy transitions. During the four years that the Foundation for Learning (F4L) initiative was implemented in teacher education institutions in Kenya, Tanzania, a...
N. Wango, N. Mrutu, J. Rarieya et al.· International Journal of Dev...· 0 citations
Continuous Professional Development (CPD) is widely recognised as a critical mechanism for strengthening teachers’ and teacher educators’ capacity to respond to evolving educational reforms. However, many professional development initiatives remain episodic, externally driven and insufficiently connected to educators’...
Philemon Righa, J. Rarieya, Alice Mwang'ombe· KEMI Journal of Educational...· 0 citations
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