Posts by Author: Denis Marega

I was finally able to teach the upper classes in Mogotio Primary this week. They were very appreciative after learning about all our curriculum changes, and learning about all the new programs they can use in classes.

A 5th grader in Mogotio Primary school imagined his future career today. He wants to be an architect like his dad, so I had him draw a house and its landscape.

This week started normally, but when our CEO Nelly Cheboi came to visit computer classes at Mogotio Primary, we had more than one surprise. My students learned that starting from Mogotio Primary they can go on to do great things.

Today Kevin, one of my Grade 5 students, reminded me of computer classes before we taught specialties. “Unakumbuka tukiwa tunafanya touch typing kila wakati? (do you remember when we were doing the touch typing all the time?)"

A new Grade 4 student came to class today at Mogotio Primary. He was so very excited to be in computer class that he had to go home and tell his parents about it. His name was Kevin, and he made my day.

As the school lead at Mogotio Primary school, I feel responsible for every class in the school. That's why, when I was introduced to pre-primary (PP2) class, I wanted to begin teaching them computer skills.

Last week, I was surprised to find a student teacher in PP2. This week, I found 5 more!

In Mogotio Primary, a clever girl named Tracy lead her whole class. In today's story, I will share that leadership starts from an early age.

Because Mogotio Primary was one of our first primary schools, most of the students know the basics of using a computer. So when we have newcomers to computer class, they need special accommodation for them to understand like the rest of the students.