Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share Bridging Gaps: Holistic Learning for All in East Africa
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
Bridging Gaps: Holistic Learning for All in East Africa
In this episode of EdTech Gumzo, we explore key insights from the East African Community Regional Education Conference, focusing on how stakeholders are working to bridge gaps in education across the region. We host a conversation with Christine Okello (Education Program Officer at Global E-Schools and Communities Initiatives), Naftali Muroki (Associate Director of Community and Advocacy at Metis), and Joan from EdTech East Africa.
Together, we dive into key insights from the recent East African Community Regional Education Conference, where education leaders, advocates, and innovators gathered to address the future of learning in the region.
Our guests discuss the challenges and opportunities in achieving holistic learning for all children, especially those left farthest behind. They highlight the importance of competency-based learning, technology in education, and the collective action needed to build more resilient, inclusive education systems.
Join us for an inspiring dialogue on how Pan-African collaboration could drive change for learners across the region.
View all episodes
By EdTech East AfricaIn this episode of EdTech Gumzo, we explore key insights from the East African Community Regional Education Conference, focusing on how stakeholders are working to bridge gaps in education across the region. We host a conversation with Christine Okello (Education Program Officer at Global E-Schools and Communities Initiatives), Naftali Muroki (Associate Director of Community and Advocacy at Metis), and Joan from EdTech East Africa.
Together, we dive into key insights from the recent East African Community Regional Education Conference, where education leaders, advocates, and innovators gathered to address the future of learning in the region.
Our guests discuss the challenges and opportunities in achieving holistic learning for all children, especially those left farthest behind. They highlight the importance of competency-based learning, technology in education, and the collective action needed to build more resilient, inclusive education systems.
Join us for an inspiring dialogue on how Pan-African collaboration could drive change for learners across the region.