Listen members, good ideas are not adopted automatically, but driven into practice with courageous patience and determination. Now, get moving!!
Gil On 09/03/2009, embati richard <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > Dear Fr. Ruffino > Greetings to you and members of West Nile Community > Thank you father for the initiative you took to find out what could be the > likely causes of poor education performance in our region. I do appreciate > your efforts also do concur with you. > > Hence I propose that in order to improve education performance in our > schools, we need a multi-prong approach. Therefore I suggest the following:- > 1) We need to randomly carry out simple cross-sectional survey in our > region e.g 100 surveys in Towns of West Nile, 50 surveys in each Say > Sub-counties. This can be done while we wait for a big research in future. > The findings of the survey could be discussed during an open debate which > you are planning to organise. > > 2) In the debate, there should be a key note address by an educationalist > where results of the survey and the previous results of the performance are > discussed. (Take note of subjects e.g. Sciences Vs Arts) > > 3) The following should be invited to attend the debate in person:- > i) Chairperson LCV and the LCV councillors since they do discuss the > districts budget and planning. > ii) Head teachers of the schools. > iii) MPs from West Nile (Take note: No campaigns and politicking only > issues pertaining to Education) > iv) DEOs and the CAO. > v) PTA Chairmen and Chairmen Board of governors for the schools. > vi) Bank managers to discuss how the banks can help schools acquire > soft loans in order to build some training facilities e.g. Laboratories and > also lab equipments. > vii) Religious Leaders. > viii) NGOs > ix) Some of our development partners. > > 4) After the debate, members should be organised in different groups to > discuss the factors affecting performance of our schools and make > resolutions of how to solve the problems. > > 5) Finally a Policy should be made by our Leaders i.e. CAO, DEO and LCV > councillors following the resolutions made by the people. What is agreed > upon should be operationalized and monitored hence evaluation mechanism must > be taken note of. > > I would also propose that in addition to the discussants, the following > should be allocated some time e.g. 10 minutes to present a paper on the way > forward:- > i) CAO > ii) DEO > iii) Church Leaders e.g. Bishops and District Khadi > iv) A representative of a Bank > v) A representative of NGO > vi) Chairman West Nile Parliamentarians. > Vii) Chairman West Nile Teachers Association. > > > Finally “When hen or cock feeds, it scratches towards itself” it doesn’t > scratch in opposite direction. So it’s upon us from west Nile to solve our > own problems of poor performance. > “Life is best understood backwards but we live it forwards” So having > understood our setbacks, we should take note of how to improve and protect > the education performance in our schools. > > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > WestNileNet mailing list > [email protected] > http://orion.kym.net/mailman/listinfo/westnilenet > % WestNileNet is generously hosted by INFOCOM http://www.infocom.co.ug/ > > > The above comments and data are owned by whoever posted them (including > attachments if any). The List's Host is not responsible for them in any way. > _______________________________________________ >
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