Rebeca 83
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- Jun 4, 2016
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Hello JF,
75% of Tanzanians depends on Agriculture and most of these people live in rural area, it makes sense if the government wants to invest then Rural areas should be one area of focus.
One way of achieving this is to educate Tural Youth. These people know well their 'environment' yet Higher Agriculture institutions tend to ignore this group/rural youth
By placing higher academic entrance qualifications which put rural youth at disadvantage since Poverty in villages causes bright students not to have access to quality education/poorer education standards...(Najua siku hizi kuna elimu bure)
So measuring urban youth and rural youth in the same scale is wrong. Anyway what I am thinking is We are wasting resources educating urban Agriculture students..LOL. These people prefer/want white collar jobs,LOL (mkinipopoa nakimbia)
In admissions, Agriculture institutions should aim to take more students from the village in which the institution is build and less 'urban students' LOL since Agriculture is more 'practical subject' and not just theories...
Student from villages have more chances of 'practising' and therefore better education outcomes than urban students sasa mtalima nini? lami? lol...
Siku hizi nitakua nabutua tuu...😉😉😉
Sema chochote...
75% of Tanzanians depends on Agriculture and most of these people live in rural area, it makes sense if the government wants to invest then Rural areas should be one area of focus.
One way of achieving this is to educate Tural Youth. These people know well their 'environment' yet Higher Agriculture institutions tend to ignore this group/rural youth
By placing higher academic entrance qualifications which put rural youth at disadvantage since Poverty in villages causes bright students not to have access to quality education/poorer education standards...(Najua siku hizi kuna elimu bure)
So measuring urban youth and rural youth in the same scale is wrong. Anyway what I am thinking is We are wasting resources educating urban Agriculture students..LOL. These people prefer/want white collar jobs,LOL (mkinipopoa nakimbia)
In admissions, Agriculture institutions should aim to take more students from the village in which the institution is build and less 'urban students' LOL since Agriculture is more 'practical subject' and not just theories...
Student from villages have more chances of 'practising' and therefore better education outcomes than urban students sasa mtalima nini? lami? lol...
Siku hizi nitakua nabutua tuu...😉😉😉
Sema chochote...