Serikali yawataka wenye maoni ya kuboresha elimu wajitokeze..

[beth]

Waziri Mkuu, Kassim Majaliwa amesema mfumo wa elimu nchini hausaidii kukidhi mahitaji ya nchi kwa sasa hivyo serikali inawakaribisha wadau wenye maoni na mapendekezo yatakayosaidia kuboresha sera ya elimu wajitokeze.
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EDUCATIONAL experts and stakeholders have been urged to air out their views and recommendations to help in reformation of current education policy and entire system.

The invited recommendations, according to the government, will help to install educational system for sustainable and inclusive industrial development in the country.

Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa made the call in Dar es Salaam yesterday while officiating at the Annual Convocation Symposium on “Tanzania Towards Industrialisation” under the theme: ‘Rethinking Education for Self-Reliance Policy.’

In a speech read on his behalf by Minister of State in the President’s Office, Regional Administration and Local Government, Selemani Jafo, the premier said the government is prepared to receive and work on recommendations from the public and education stakeholders on the formation of self reliance education system.

He commended the symposium organisers, assuring the government commitment to take and execute all suggestions made during the deliberations.

“The government is ready to receive suggestions from experts, stakeholders and members of the general public on restructuring of our education system to march our current development goals to transform Tanzania into an industrial economy,” he said.

Mr Majaliwa said having an improved education system that matches the development goals is one of the initiatives that the government works on to ensure the nation achieves its economic goals by 2025.

He cited one of the initiatives as implementation of free education policy, 2016 that aims at ensuring equal opportunities in education delivery. Through the policy, the government disburses 20.7b/- monthly for education in the country.

Speaking at the two-day convocation, Judge Joseph Warioba underscored the need for a wide discussion on how to come up with a better education system and policies for a better future.

He said the current system do not satisfy the needs of the nation, calling for serious reflection on the state of education. Vice-Chancellor of the University of Dar es Salaam Prof Rwekaza Mukandala described education for self reliance as ideal for the nation towards achieving the educational goals for the current situation.

He said education system ought to ensure equal opportunities to all Tanzanians in acquiring education, especially at this time when the nation is gearing into acquiring sustainable industrial development.

Executive Director of HakiElimu John Kalage said the nation ought to rethink on whether education system supports learners to achieve personal and national ambitions for national economic growth.

The symposium comes amid increasing demand for serious reflection on the state of education. According to the experts, the demand comes from rising discontent with the overall performance of formal education at all levels.

Critics decry lack of clarity on the aims and purposes of education in the present context, in contrast to the shared philosophy and ideology of ‘Education for Self-Reliance’ in the past.

 

[Muyobhyo]

mbona mumezuia haki elimu, sioni matangazo yao siku hizi

 

[eddy]

Maoni yamo humu humu JF, au wamuulize Dr Shika alimfukuzaje adui ujinga

 

[ngopyolo]

mbona mumezuia haki elimu, sioni matangazo yao siku hizi

Yalikuwa yanawachoma!!

 

[hydroxo]

Maoni yatolewe mara ngapi ili wajue huu mfumo wa elimu tulionao ni ovyo.

Kila siku watu wanatoa maoni ya nini kifanyike kwenye elimu yetu siasa zinaingilia kati na mwishowe watu wanapuuza shauri zinazotolewa

 

[Tanzania 1974]

Yalikuwa yanawachoma!!

Ili kuboresha elimu nchini,kwanza ninashauri mtihani Wa darasa la sana ufutwe,hauna kazi ni kupoteza gharama bure,uwepi mtihani Wa darasa la nne na wanafunzi waendelee na masomo Hadi darasa la nane,watakao faulu wendelee na masomo Hadi kidato cha Sita.wakiganya mitihani wengine waingie vyuo vikuu na wengine vyuo vya ufundi.pili baadhi ya shule za kata zibadilishwe na kuwa shule za ufundi.tatu idara za elimu msingi na sekondari ziunganushwe na kuwa idara moja ya elimu.baadhi ya kodi za vyuo vikuu zifutwe mfano administrations and business éducation.

 

[Mnasihi]

Wanazuga tu na kupima kama tunajua kuwa wanaulea mfumo uliopo ili kuwapata wajinha wwengi wataoweza kurubunika kwa kofia na T-shirt! Ccm wana msemo wao wa wafanye wajinga ili ukiwatisha watishike na kuyawalika kirahisi!

 

[Ibilisi]

Mtaambiwa hamkumwelewa PM

 

[Muyobhyo]

Yalikuwa yanawachoma!!

nimekaa najiuliza sana lakini haki elimu yalikuwa yanaonyesha uhalisia na yanawapa changamoto kushughulikia pale penye kasoro,

 

[Ugangaaa]

Daaah PM amekaaa kwenye tathnia ya elim miaka kadhaa naamin pa kuanzia anapajua

 

[Shoctopus]

Waziri Mkuu, Kassim Majaliwa amesema mfumo wa elimu nchini hausaidii kukidhi mahitaji ya nchi kwa sasa hivyo serikali inawakaribisha wadau wenye maoni na mapendekezo yatakayosaidia kuboresha sera ya elimu wajitokeze.
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EDUCATIONAL experts and stakeholders have been urged to air out their views and recommendations to help in reformation of current education policy and entire system.

The invited recommendations, according to the government, will help to install educational system for sustainable and inclusive industrial development in the country.

Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa made the call in Dar es Salaam yesterday while officiating at the Annual Convocation Symposium on “Tanzania Towards Industrialisation” under the theme: ‘Rethinking Education for Self-Reliance Policy.’

In a speech read on his behalf by Minister of State in the President’s Office, Regional Administration and Local Government, Selemani Jafo, the premier said the government is prepared to receive and work on recommendations from the public and education stakeholders on the formation of self reliance education system.

He commended the symposium organisers, assuring the government commitment to take and execute all suggestions made during the deliberations.

“The government is ready to receive suggestions from experts, stakeholders and members of the general public on restructuring of our education system to march our current development goals to transform Tanzania into an industrial economy,” he said.

Mr Majaliwa said having an improved education system that matches the development goals is one of the initiatives that the government works on to ensure the nation achieves its economic goals by 2025.

He cited one of the initiatives as implementation of free education policy, 2016 that aims at ensuring equal opportunities in education delivery. Through the policy, the government disburses 20.7b/- monthly for education in the country.

Speaking at the two-day convocation, Judge Joseph Warioba underscored the need for a wide discussion on how to come up with a better education system and policies for a better future.

He said the current system do not satisfy the needs of the nation, calling for serious reflection on the state of education. Vice-Chancellor of the University of Dar es Salaam Prof Rwekaza Mukandala described education for self reliance as ideal for the nation towards achieving the educational goals for the current situation.

He said education system ought to ensure equal opportunities to all Tanzanians in acquiring education, especially at this time when the nation is gearing into acquiring sustainable industrial development.

Executive Director of HakiElimu John Kalage said the nation ought to rethink on whether education system supports learners to achieve personal and national ambitions for national economic growth.

The symposium comes amid increasing demand for serious reflection on the state of education. According to the experts, the demand comes from rising discontent with the overall performance of formal education at all levels.

Critics decry lack of clarity on the aims and purposes of education in the present context, in contrast to the shared philosophy and ideology of ‘Education for Self-Reliance’ in the past.

Waziri Mkuu, Kassim Majaliwa amesema mfumo wa elimu nchini hausaidii kukidhi mahitaji ya nchi kwa sasa hivyo serikali inawakaribisha wadau wenye maoni na mapendekezo yatakayosaidia kuboresha sera ya elimu wajitokeze.
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EDUCATIONAL experts and stakeholders have been urged to air out their views and recommendations to help in reformation of current education policy and entire system.

The invited recommendations, according to the government, will help to install educational system for sustainable and inclusive industrial development in the country.

Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa made the call in Dar es Salaam yesterday while officiating at the Annual Convocation Symposium on “Tanzania Towards Industrialisation” under the theme: ‘Rethinking Education for Self-Reliance Policy.’

In a speech read on his behalf by Minister of State in the President’s Office, Regional Administration and Local Government, Selemani Jafo, the premier said the government is prepared to receive and work on recommendations from the public and education stakeholders on the formation of self reliance education system.

He commended the symposium organisers, assuring the government commitment to take and execute all suggestions made during the deliberations.

“The government is ready to receive suggestions from experts, stakeholders and members of the general public on restructuring of our education system to march our current development goals to transform Tanzania into an industrial economy,” he said.

Mr Majaliwa said having an improved education system that matches the development goals is one of the initiatives that the government works on to ensure the nation achieves its economic goals by 2025.

He cited one of the initiatives as implementation of free education policy, 2016 that aims at ensuring equal opportunities in education delivery. Through the policy, the government disburses 20.7b/- monthly for education in the country.

Speaking at the two-day convocation, Judge Joseph Warioba underscored the need for a wide discussion on how to come up with a better education system and policies for a better future.

He said the current system do not satisfy the needs of the nation, calling for serious reflection on the state of education. Vice-Chancellor of the University of Dar es Salaam Prof Rwekaza Mukandala described education for self reliance as ideal for the nation towards achieving the educational goals for the current situation.

He said education system ought to ensure equal opportunities to all Tanzanians in acquiring education, especially at this time when the nation is gearing into acquiring sustainable industrial development.

Executive Director of HakiElimu John Kalage said the nation ought to rethink on whether education system supports learners to achieve personal and national ambitions for national economic growth.

The symposium comes amid increasing demand for serious reflection on the state of education. According to the experts, the demand comes from rising discontent with the overall performance of formal education at all levels.

Critics decry lack of clarity on the aims and purposes of education in the present context, in contrast to the shared philosophy and ideology of ‘Education for Self-Reliance’ in the past.

Waziri Mkuu, Kassim Majaliwa amesema mfumo wa elimu nchini hausaidii kukidhi mahitaji ya nchi kwa sasa hivyo serikali inawakaribisha wadau wenye maoni na mapendekezo yatakayosaidia kuboresha sera ya elimu wajitokeze.
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EDUCATIONAL experts and stakeholders have been urged to air out their views and recommendations to help in reformation of current education policy and entire system.

The invited recommendations, according to the government, will help to install educational system for sustainable and inclusive industrial development in the country.

Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa made the call in Dar es Salaam yesterday while officiating at the Annual Convocation Symposium on “Tanzania Towards Industrialisation” under the theme: ‘Rethinking Education for Self-Reliance Policy.’

In a speech read on his behalf by Minister of State in the President’s Office, Regional Administration and Local Government, Selemani Jafo, the premier said the government is prepared to receive and work on recommendations from the public and education stakeholders on the formation of self reliance education system.

He commended the symposium organisers, assuring the government commitment to take and execute all suggestions made during the deliberations.

“The government is ready to receive suggestions from experts, stakeholders and members of the general public on restructuring of our education system to march our current development goals to transform Tanzania into an industrial economy,” he said.

Mr Majaliwa said having an improved education system that matches the development goals is one of the initiatives that the government works on to ensure the nation achieves its economic goals by 2025.

He cited one of the initiatives as implementation of free education policy, 2016 that aims at ensuring equal opportunities in education delivery. Through the policy, the government disburses 20.7b/- monthly for education in the country.

Speaking at the two-day convocation, Judge Joseph Warioba underscored the need for a wide discussion on how to come up with a better education system and policies for a better future.

He said the current system do not satisfy the needs of the nation, calling for serious reflection on the state of education. Vice-Chancellor of the University of Dar es Salaam Prof Rwekaza Mukandala described education for self reliance as ideal for the nation towards achieving the educational goals for the current situation.

He said education system ought to ensure equal opportunities to all Tanzanians in acquiring education, especially at this time when the nation is gearing into acquiring sustainable industrial development.

Executive Director of HakiElimu John Kalage said the nation ought to rethink on whether education system supports learners to achieve personal and national ambitions for national economic growth.

The symposium comes amid increasing demand for serious reflection on the state of education. According to the experts, the demand comes from rising discontent with the overall performance of formal education at all levels.

Critics decry lack of clarity on the aims and purposes of education in the present context, in contrast to the shared philosophy and ideology of ‘Education for Self-Reliance’ in the past.

Waziri Mkuu, Kassim Majaliwa amesema mfumo wa elimu nchini hausaidii kukidhi mahitaji ya nchi kwa sasa hivyo serikali inawakaribisha wadau wenye maoni na mapendekezo yatakayosaidia kuboresha sera ya elimu wajitokeze.
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EDUCATIONAL experts and stakeholders have been urged to air out their views and recommendations to help in reformation of current education policy and entire system.

The invited recommendations, according to the government, will help to install educational system for sustainable and inclusive industrial development in the country.

Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa made the call in Dar es Salaam yesterday while officiating at the Annual Convocation Symposium on “Tanzania Towards Industrialisation” under the theme: ‘Rethinking Education for Self-Reliance Policy.’

In a speech read on his behalf by Minister of State in the President’s Office, Regional Administration and Local Government, Selemani Jafo, the premier said the government is prepared to receive and work on recommendations from the public and education stakeholders on the formation of self reliance education system.

He commended the symposium organisers, assuring the government commitment to take and execute all suggestions made during the deliberations.

“The government is ready to receive suggestions from experts, stakeholders and members of the general public on restructuring of our education system to march our current development goals to transform Tanzania into an industrial economy,” he said.

Mr Majaliwa said having an improved education system that matches the development goals is one of the initiatives that the government works on to ensure the nation achieves its economic goals by 2025.

He cited one of the initiatives as implementation of free education policy, 2016 that aims at ensuring equal opportunities in education delivery. Through the policy, the government disburses 20.7b/- monthly for education in the country.

Speaking at the two-day convocation, Judge Joseph Warioba underscored the need for a wide discussion on how to come up with a better education system and policies for a better future.

He said the current system do not satisfy the needs of the nation, calling for serious reflection on the state of education. Vice-Chancellor of the University of Dar es Salaam Prof Rwekaza Mukandala described education for self reliance as ideal for the nation towards achieving the educational goals for the current situation.

He said education system ought to ensure equal opportunities to all Tanzanians in acquiring education, especially at this time when the nation is gearing into acquiring sustainable industrial development.

Executive Director of HakiElimu John Kalage said the nation ought to rethink on whether education system supports learners to achieve personal and national ambitions for national economic growth.

The symposium comes amid increasing demand for serious reflection on the state of education. According to the experts, the demand comes from rising discontent with the overall performance of formal education at all levels.

Critics decry lack of clarity on the aims and purposes of education in the present context, in contrast to the shared philosophy and ideology of ‘Education for Self-Reliance’ in the past.

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Waziri Mkuu, Kassim Majaliwa amesema mfumo wa elimu nchini hausaidii kukidhi mahitaji ya nchi kwa sasa hivyo serikali inawakaribisha wadau wenye maoni na mapendekezo yatakayosaidia kuboresha sera ya elimu wajitokeze.
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EDUCATIONAL experts and stakeholders have been urged to air out their views and recommendations to help in reformation of current education policy and entire system.

The invited recommendations, according to the government, will help to install educational system for sustainable and inclusive industrial development in the country.

Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa made the call in Dar es Salaam yesterday while officiating at the Annual Convocation Symposium on “Tanzania Towards Industrialisation” under the theme: ‘Rethinking Education for Self-Reliance Policy.’

In a speech read on his behalf by Minister of State in the President’s Office, Regional Administration and Local Government, Selemani Jafo, the premier said the government is prepared to receive and work on recommendations from the public and education stakeholders on the formation of self reliance education system.

He commended the symposium organisers, assuring the government commitment to take and execute all suggestions made during the deliberations.

“The government is ready to receive suggestions from experts, stakeholders and members of the general public on restructuring of our education system to march our current development goals to transform Tanzania into an industrial economy,” he said.

Mr Majaliwa said having an improved education system that matches the development goals is one of the initiatives that the government works on to ensure the nation achieves its economic goals by 2025.

He cited one of the initiatives as implementation of free education policy, 2016 that aims at ensuring equal opportunities in education delivery. Through the policy, the government disburses 20.7b/- monthly for education in the country.

Speaking at the two-day convocation, Judge Joseph Warioba underscored the need for a wide discussion on how to come up with a better education system and policies for a better future.

He said the current system do not satisfy the needs of the nation, calling for serious reflection on the state of education. Vice-Chancellor of the University of Dar es Salaam Prof Rwekaza Mukandala described education for self reliance as ideal for the nation towards achieving the educational goals for the current situation.

He said education system ought to ensure equal opportunities to all Tanzanians in acquiring education, especially at this time when the nation is gearing into acquiring sustainable industrial development.

Executive Director of HakiElimu John Kalage said the nation ought to rethink on whether education system supports learners to achieve personal and national ambitions for national economic growth.

The symposium comes amid increasing demand for serious reflection on the state of education. According to the experts, the demand comes from rising discontent with the overall performance of formal education at all levels.

Critics decry lack of clarity on the aims and purposes of education in the present context, in contrast to the shared philosophy and ideology of ‘Education for Self-Reliance’ in the past.

Tanzania has it's own post colonial definition of " education " which is different from the world's meaning of this word. That's why you have every kind of experts advising on what to do to get the desired results.
Embracing what can be described as a tribal language as a tool of instruction from kindergarten to university instead of any of the modern languages used world wide will make Tz continue to lag (educationally) behind Kenya, Uganda and even states like Rwanda who adopted not only their (colonial masters's languages) but also other international languages like English, French etcetera.
We must wake up to today's reality if we want to successfully interact with our neighbors (EAC) and worldwide.
Our philosophical approach to education must be inclusive, not isolative and based on empty self praises. An engineer must first and foremost be educationally and professionally qualified to do her/his job anywhere in the world. Bridges are bridges whether they are built in China or Chato. But Tz seems to have it's own 'bongoland bridges' designed and built by bongland qualified engineers.
In short let's break the obvious linguistic and philosophical barriers to our educational system. Let's adopt a universally functional meaning of education instead of brain washing our young generations with closed mind platitudes.

 

[mrangi]

Wawafuate haki elimu watawapa mawazo lukuki

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