Dr Obaa, I agree with Mr. Jackson Avudria that the results of the study in Yumbe district can be extrapolated across the rest of west nile districts. Mr. Stephen Todoko (former Chair of Anticorruption Koboko) and the Koboko Joint University Students Association (KOJUSA) undertook similar but separate studies as a result of concerns arising from poor performance in PLE, O and A levels. The results mirror those seen in Yumbe District exactly. Just substitute Koboko for Yumber and everything remains the same. Plus, in my opinion if you really, really want to find how bad our education system has gone...Yumber and Koboko districts are the best case studies for I think they are at the bottom if you ranked perfromance in west nile districts/counties. Sure, you will hear that St Charles Lwanga performed well in some years but do not forget that the majority Lwanga students come from outside of the district! It may be different now but that was always the situation.
So to me undertaking further research will delay action and the good will that is arising now! Action is what is needed now. Part of the preparation for this conference should be concurrent one on one (if possible) meetings between WN Foundation leadership with all WN MPs to ascertain their take on the deplorable performance and what action(s) they intend to take to addres the situation. There should be targeted meetings either now or after the proposed conference with different groups -- for example, religious leaders, CSOs, college and university student associations etc. All our leaders and especially the religious and community leaders should use their previledged positions to talk to their congregations and stakeholders about the importance of education. Even as a young and interrupted student who was not able to finish his A level due to the Ugandan war, I personally took the opportunity to talk to many many of our younger students in the refugee camps in South Sudan when I worked as a research assistant for Dr. Harrell-Bond who conducted research among Ugandan (read Madi, Lugbara and Kakwa) refugees in South Sudan in the early 1980s. Like the many contemporaries I have on Koboko and West Nile nets, education was something that was imparted upon my mind at an early age from home. Children will never succeed if parents think they will outsource their responsibilities to other people. Over the past two or three years KOJUSA played an important role during their long vacation in speaking to elementary and secondary students in Koboko district. In addition, KOJUSA and other Koboko youth were supported by the community both in and outside Koboko to organize annual youth conferences where the importance of education was discussed. You will all recall that the children we are lamenting about are the children of our contemporaries -- most of whom were children who spent their chilhood as refugees. It is not surprising therefore that we are reaping the terrible consequences of the civil war(s) in west nile/Uganda! We have many a time asked our politicians to work together for the good of west nile but unfortunately, you never hear about a West NILE CAUCUS in parliament when you constantly hear about Acholi, Lango, Buganda, Teso etc etc who are pushing for development for their regions. So we should not be surprised when you hear bad performance year in year out! I recall Hon Moses Ali spearheading a west nile development conference in the early 1990s. I thought that conference would take root but unfortunately, it never did! WNF leadership should consult with him as well for the way forward. Education, like all other forms of learning starts right from home. The days when parents outsourced their children's learning ended in 1978/9 before we left our respective villages as refugees to Congo and South Sudan. In the good old days, parents could rely on the educators, church, clan and community leaders, uncles etc to discipline errant children. As I stated in these two fora before, parents, uncles, teachers, religious and other community leaders lost their influence on children when they were in exile. Those among us who succeeded did so mostly on their own determination. I could go on and on and on but I will stop my rumbling here for the time being hoping that it will also ignite a flicker in others... Charles On 3/2/13, Bernard B. Obaa <[email protected]> wrote: > My people, > > Thank you Jackson for volunteering to retrieve a research report on poor > performance of schools in Yumbe district. It would be great to read that > report. Whatever the results of that study, I think a study conducted four > years ago should not stop us from doing a related study. In fact, that > study can provide some comparative perspective to a new study. > > There is another problem from relying on that study for our purpose. > Yumbe is not representative of conditions in West Nile. It is not right to > generalize findings from a study done only in Yumbe for the whole region. > To make such a generalization, one may have to do the study in more than > one district in the region with a good justification for the selected > districts. > > If we choose to commission a study, which I feel we should, I would like to > be part of the research team. The results from the study could form the > basis for presentations/discussions/resolutions in the proposed education > conference. > > Kind regards, > > Bernard Obaa, PhD > > > > On Fri, Mar 1, 2013 at 8:48 PM, JohnAJackson <[email protected]> wrote: > >> For the benefit of people who are new to this forum, >> >> Yes, Research was done By Dr. Epiphany Picho (Fr.), who is currently >> coordinating Muni University set up. Dr. Picho did a study on Poor >> performance in Schools in Yumbe District. This was part of core Team of >> Task Force for Education. >> >> The results of the study was distributed on this forum 4 years ago. The >> issues analyzed can be extrapolated to all districts. >> >> As a reminder, I can fish this document out and re-post for anyone who >> did >> see the research results >> >> On Fri, Mar 1, 2013 at 9:57 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Send WestNileNet mailing list submissions to >>> [email protected] >>> >>> To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit >>> http://orion.kym.net/mailman/listinfo/westnilenet >>> or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to >>> [email protected] >>> >>> You can reach the person managing the list at >>> [email protected] >>> >>> When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific >>> than "Re: Contents of WestNileNet digest..." >>> >>> >>> Today's Topics: >>> >>> 1. Re: A-Level Results WN Results - Pg 8 Monitor (Sam Aderubo) >>> 2. Re: Thank you (Robert Ejiku) >>> >>> >>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >>> >>> Message: 1 >>> Date: Fri, 1 Mar 2013 06:36:55 -0800 (PST) >>> From: Sam Aderubo <[email protected]> >>> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile <[email protected]>, >>> George Afi Obitre-Gama <[email protected]> >>> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] A-Level Results WN Results - Pg 8 Monitor >>> Message-ID: >>> <[email protected]> >>> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" >>> >>> Let us re-arrange a few things in the mail from our Broder; >>> ? >>> Research apparently is a process to answer a question such as "..SO >>> WHERE >>> IS THE PROBLEM?".?It sometimes starts as an ABSTRACT.You literally >>> develop >>> some THEORY in your mind. Quite often, this thought process may be >>> SKEWED >>> and sometimes it appears UNREALISTIC, but as you progress,you fine tune >>> your thoughts and finally it makes sense.Meaning, you NEVER say NEVER. >>> ? >>> In other words, when you are desparately looking for a solution(as we >>> are >>> in this case from a point of anger and annoyance), you are bound to say >>> or >>> reason things that don't please others(.....talking abstracts, never >>> realistic, theoretical >>> and skewed reasoning....).The constructive and honorable approach to >>> help >>> your brother in such a situation?is to?reoarganise their reasoning to a >>> more sensible piece. >>> ? >>> Ok, all words are good. But depending on how we use them,?they can turn >>> out to be?offensive. Let us kindly moderate our own contributions so we >>> gather as much to willow. >>> ???? >>> >>> >>> ________________________________ >>> From: Acidri Ernest <[email protected]> >>> To: George Afi Obitre-Gama <[email protected]>; A Virtual Network for >>> friends of West Nile <[email protected]> >>> Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2013 2:20 PM >>> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] A-Level Results WN Results - Pg 8 Monitor >>> >>> Members in this forum, >>> You have raised some questions about UACE performance in West Nile. >>> For some time, we have been discussing these issues on radio with head >>> teachers, parents, students, political leaders etc. There are several >>> factors that cause the decline. I agree with some of your suggestions, >>> but some of you are talking abstracts, never realistic, theoretical >>> and skewed reasoning on the topic. Let us have conference here in Arua >>> and we shall examine all the options. There are some of you who have >>> really helped through the OBs and OGs associations, so where is the >>> problem and by the way, some of these schools mentioned will NEVER >>> recover! >>> Alfodi >>> >>> On 2/28/13, George Afi Obitre-Gama <[email protected]> wrote: >>> > Brethren, >>> > >>> > I have gone through the today's Monitor list(pg 8) of A-level rankings >>> one >>> > by one(1-273) without seeing our prominent schools in West Nile apart >>> from >>> > Mvara SS which is ranked a whooping no. 187!!! I don't see Ombaci, >>> > Muni, >>> > Nyapea? and others and they happen not be listed - probably my eyes >>> > are >>> > getting old!! >>> > >>> > Tabu Butagira should probably clarify if another list exists - >>> otherwise I >>> > see the performance as already pathetic not withstanding the fact that >>> the >>> > best P7 Pupil in West Nile got an agg 7. >>> > >>> > I am very angry and annoyed. What is happening? Are we not engaging >>> > our >>> > youngsters enough!! >>> _______________________________________________ >>> 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. >>> _______________________________________________ >>> -------------- next part -------------- >>> An HTML attachment was scrubbed... >>> URL: < >>> http://orion.kym.net/mailman/private/westnilenet/attachments/20130301/7d070df8/attachment-0001.html >>> > >>> >>> ------------------------------ >>> >>> Message: 2 >>> Date: Fri, 1 Mar 2013 18:56:46 +0300 >>> From: Robert Ejiku <[email protected]> >>> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile <[email protected]> >>> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Thank you >>> Message-ID: >>> < >>> cafactgvcxagynznvts6uu7bmoxc-fzu2wqgnbm2d1b1zmrt...@mail.gmail.com> >>> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" >>> >>> Way to go Andama James. That is the commitment pledge everyone needs to >>> make for any of these efforts to succeed. >>> >>> Thank you. >>> >>> Ejiku >>> >>> On Fri, Mar 1, 2013 at 5:06 PM, James Andama <[email protected]> >>> wrote: >>> >>> > Dear all, >>> > I would like to join members of this forum in raising important >>> questions >>> > about the declining performance of schools in West Nile region. At >>> > the >>> > same time, I would like to introduce myself to this forum as a son of >>> West >>> > Nile who obtained his primary, secondary and tertiary education in >>> > West >>> > Nile before coming this way for further studies. Before I left west >>> Nile I >>> > had an experience of teaching in Yivu Primary school for at least >>> > three >>> > years. >>> > I have been following the discussions on this forum very closely and I >>> > would like agree with following suggestions: >>> > 1. conducting a study to ascertain the root causes of the problem and >>> > share it with the various stake holders in conference in order to >>> > forge >>> a >>> > way forward. >>> > 2. Forming a task force/ education committee to organise the study and >>> the >>> > conference and any other activity that will lead us to finding >>> solutions to >>> > this problem. >>> > I, therefore would like to declare that I'll be willing to >>> > participate >>> in >>> > activities that will be organised to address this problem. >>> > Regards to you all. >>> > >>> > *Andama James, >>> > Ndegeya Core PTC >>> > P.O.BOX 63, Masaka >>> > +256 772421661 >>> > [email protected] >>> > [email protected] >>> > Skype: andajam* >>> > >>> > >>> > On 1 March 2013 04:44, Aseamque Basilorum <[email protected]> >>> wrote: >>> > >>> >> Hi Dear West Nilers, >>> >> I would like to thank those who initiated such a group email where >>> >> we >>> >> can contribute ideas to develop our region. No one outside West Nile >>> will >>> >> come to do it for us. That should be our main focus. I also would >>> >> like >>> to >>> >> thank Dr. Obaa Bernard of Makerere University for introducing me to >>> this >>> >> group email. >>> >> >>> >> I am a teacher trainer by profession currently pursuing masters at >>> >> Makerere. >>> >> >>> >> My passion is the decline of our schools in the region. I am sure you >>> >> guys must have talked about education in our region, but we should >>> >> not >>> give >>> >> up. >>> >> >>> >> I look forward to contributing in this forum. >>> >> >>> >> God bless u all. >>> >> >>> >> ASEA BASIL >>> >> 0772655255 >>> >> >>> >> --- On *Fri, 3/1/13, Robert Ejiku <[email protected]>* wrote: >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> From: Robert Ejiku <[email protected]> >>> >> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] WEST NILE EDUCATION CONFRENCE >>> >> To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" >>> >> <[email protected]> >>> >> Date: Friday, March 1, 2013, 4:02 AM >>> >> >>> >> Thank you Vasco, >>> >> >>> >> The word is commitment and most of our ideas will actually work. >>> Perhaps >>> >> we try address how to get 10-12 people committed and they will help >>> >> us >>> in >>> >> understanding later how to get in and make a difference. >>> >> >>> >> Thank you once again. >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> Ejiku >>> >> >>> >> On Fri, Mar 1, 2013 at 2:04 PM, Vasco Oguzua <[email protected]< >>> http://mc/[email protected]> >>> >> > wrote: >>> >> >>> >> Dear Folks, >>> >> >>> >> The commitment issue Robert has stressed in my view is the gist of a >>> lot >>> >> of our dilemma in addressing most problems we have talked, discussed >>> and >>> >> recycled. Commitment and a very careful planning I think in this >>> particular >>> >> issue is as important. That is why I suggested a committee of at >>> >> least >>> 10 >>> >> -12 people be established to conduct hearings in each district and >>> >> the >>> >> report from these committees be the basis of organizing the >>> >> conference. >>> >> This will of of course require a careful planning and time and >>> commitment >>> >> from people to take the initiative to volunteer themselves in these >>> >> committees. >>> >> One of the problems we have with our people is their lack of interest >>> in >>> >> volunteering their time to help their own communities. >>> >> >>> >> Thanks, >>> >> >>> >> Vasco >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> On Fri, Mar 1, 2013 at 1:40 AM, Robert Ejiku <[email protected]< >>> http://mc/[email protected]> >>> >> > wrote: >>> >> >>> >> Caleb, >>> >> >>> >> You have said it even better. A convention, workshop oof any type >>> >> would >>> >> certainly bring some change but how committed are those who may not >>> >> be >>> >> sharing this problem with us right now? For instance does the CAO >>> >> Arua >>> or >>> >> Nebbi think this is a problem? When you invite them at the hour of >>> >> need >>> >> they will send you one of those reps of theirs who may not even >>> >> report >>> back >>> >> let alone direct policy or implementation at any stage. Its true we >>> can not >>> >> get everyone but thier commitment is paramount. >>> >> >>> >> Secondly such a convention needs alot of planning to realize the >>> desired >>> >> goals and that means time. Lets plan pray over it and implement. June >>> is my >>> >> earliest preference. >>> >> >>> >> Thank you, off to a meeting shortly and will be in touch later even >>> >> on >>> >> phone with some of you. >>> >> >>> >> Ejiku >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> On Thu, Feb 28, 2013 at 9:06 PM, Caleb Alaka <[email protected]< >>> http://mc/[email protected]> >>> >> > wrote: >>> >> >>> >> Prof. Robert, I read your essay with tears, at times I feel like >>> refusing >>> >> to register my SIM cards and allowing to be switched off by UCC to >>> avoid >>> >> uncalled for heartaches from our region. Again the prospect of >>> >> loosing >>> >> business looms larger as a threat to the existence of my survival if >>> >> my >>> >> phone is switched off by UCC. Any way. Robert, if modern medicine >>> fails to >>> >> cure a strange disease or a long ailment, human beings resort to >>> everything >>> >> under the sky including, mysticism, witch crafty, superstition, >>> >> spiritualism, salvation and mention it. The truth is all these are in >>> most >>> >> cases desperate measures, and believe you me, may be it gives a sense >>> of >>> >> hope. For donkey years, we have hoofed, puffed and gaffed over the >>> death of >>> >> education in our region. Fagil Mande the Chairman UNEB on TV >>> >> lambasted >>> >> mediocrity, and boldly stated that if you have mediocre teachers, who >>> teach >>> >> mediocre students in a mediocre school the results will surely be >>> mediocre. >>> >> I am not accusing any teacher since those are not my words. But those >>> words >>> >> sum up our situation. Prof, you, me and the rest have intervened in >>> >> everything that affects us, if we had a convention say hosted in one >>> of the >>> >> schools, we invite all stake holders including Fagil Mande, we have >>> >> two >>> >> serious days of deliberation, we invite all head teachers from West >>> Nile >>> >> Schools or their representatives, business men, LC3, and V >>> chairpersons, >>> >> Education officers, RDCs, parents representatives, CAO's ourselves >>> >> and >>> MPs, >>> >> Student representatives and we come up with resolutions which >>> districts in >>> >> West Nile can adopt as working documents including schools, and may >>> >> be >>> >> Government inclusive, then we see no change in attitudes of students, >>> >> parents and school administrators and if we do not see improvement in >>> >> results, I will gladly say, we did our part and may be resort to only >>> >> prayers. Sorry these issues can only be expressed in form of essays. >>> >> >>> >> Sent from my iPhone >>> >> >>> >> On Feb 28, 2013, at 4:27 PM, aggrey adrale <[email protected]< >>> http://mc/[email protected]>> >>> >> wrote: >>> >> >>> >> Caleb, Elly, et al, >>> >> >>> >> I like the way all of you have reacted or responded to this alarming >>> >> report. As correctly observed, "...Nyapea is on its death bed." It is >>> true, >>> >> not only St. Alloysius College, but several other schools are in that >>> same >>> >> bracket; laying in state for us to pay our last respects to them >>> >> before >>> >> their burial. >>> >> >>> >> Also true, not only are the academic standards falling but also the >>> >> infrastructure holding the delicate potential intellectuals are >>> crumbling >>> >> and some buildings silting up! School administrators even portray >>> >> incognisance of such gradual decay, yet they have the student labour >>> >> resource to mitigate some of the infrastructure challenges then there >>> is >>> >> little wonder they even cast a blind eye to the decaying academic >>> >> standards; and no doubt their administrative acumen. >>> >> >>> >> By the way what has become of the long promised Government of Uganda >>> >> conceived infrastructure rehabilitation projects of these prominent >>> schools >>> >> in West Nile, Mvara, Nyapea, Ombaci? Is it true, furniture was >>> delivered to >>> >> some of the schools even without improvements of the housing >>> >> infrastructure? This may not be the issue for now but suffice it to >>> >> add >>> >> that our formerly shining schools do not cast any image of academic >>> >> confidence and assurance any more. >>> >> >>> >> The 'shipping' of our bright pupils/students to schools in Kampala, >>> >> Mpigi, Wakiso and other districts, truly is taking a big toll but we >>> have >>> >> no choice at the moment if we have to set our children for the future >>> >> competitive mode. You may even note many of the best performing >>> schools in >>> >> Kampala, Mpigi, Wakiso and other districts have a appreciable numbers >>> of >>> >> West Nilers staffing their teaching positions. >>> >> >>> >> When the time is ripe, I would particularly be interested to discuss >>> "the >>> >> 'shipment' of pupils/students to study in other regions/districts >>> >> and >>> its impact >>> >> on the West Nile Economy", in the proposed WEST NILE EDUCATION >>> CONFERENCE >>> >> . >>> >> >>> >> Let us have an intervention this time round. >>> >> >>> >> Aggrey Adrale >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> --- On *Thu, 28/2/13, Nayenda Elly <[email protected]< >>> http://mc/[email protected]> >>> >> >* wrote: >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> From: Nayenda Elly <[email protected]< >>> http://mc/[email protected]> >>> >> > >>> >> Subject: [WestNileNet] WEST NILE EDUCATION CONFRENCE >>> >> To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" >>> >> <[email protected]< >>> http://mc/[email protected]> >>> >> > >>> >> Date: Thursday, 28 February, 2013, 10:25 >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> West Nilers, >>> >> Thanks for this platform were issues affecting the region are raised >>> and >>> >> discussed. >>> >> A few facts about education in West Nile is that our traditional >>> schools >>> >> that we glorified in the past no longer hold onto that glory. Nyapea >>> is on >>> >> its death bed, others are struggling in the shadow of the past. Worse >>> of >>> >> all all bright pupils are 'shipped' down to Kampala and Wakiso >>> districts >>> >> and what is left behind is what we teachers have to process into the >>> best >>> >> we all want. The results tell a lot about our education row material, >>> >> processing and output. >>> >> Blame and lamentation is just breeding human resource disaster we >>> >> shall >>> >> surely reap in the nearest future. >>> >> May i propose that West Nile Foundation spear heads organizing an >>> >> Education Conference to critically discuss the falling education >>> standards >>> >> based on facts and figures and chart a viable way forward. This will >>> help >>> >> us mitigate the disaster. >>> >> I look forward to making my input especially as somebody who is in >>> >> the >>> >> education field of play as a teacher. >>> >> Keep up the struggle folks. West Nile is ours and we have the >>> >> responsibility of offering it the best to be the best. >>> >> Thanks and God Bless West Nile. >>> >> Elly >>> >> --- On *Wed, 2/27/13, tabua butagira <[email protected]< >>> http://mc/[email protected]> >>> >> >* wrote: >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> From: tabua butagira <[email protected]< >>> http://mc/[email protected]> >>> >> > >>> >> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] A-Level Results WN Results - Pg 8 Monitor >>> >> To: "George Afi Obitre-Gama" <[email protected]< >>> http://mc/[email protected]>>, >>> >> "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" <[email protected]< >>> http://mc/[email protected]> >>> >> > >>> >> Date: Wednesday, February 27, 2013, 10:11 PM >>> >> >>> >> Morning Eng., >>> >> >>> >> I have decided to reply the mail only to you. Our Bureau Chief >>> yesterday >>> >> sent a story indicating one of Arua's best A-level student was an >>> Ediofe >>> >> Girls' SS candidate who obtained 17. >>> >> >>> >> I did call Ombaci HM who referred me to the deputy (in-charge >>> academics), >>> >> and he told me Ombaci's best was a Science student with 17 points, >>> >> but >>> the >>> >> full results would not be available until today or tomorrow. >>> >> >>> >> Our Bureau Chief guys were not able to obtain the Mvara or any other >>> >> results. Part of the problem might be that our school administrators >>> are >>> >> not fast in getting out the results and making it public. >>> >> >>> >> Regards, >>> >> Tabu >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> --- On *Wed, 2/27/13, George Afi Obitre-Gama <[email protected]< >>> http://mc/[email protected]> >>> >> >* wrote: >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> From: George Afi Obitre-Gama <[email protected]< >>> http://mc/[email protected]> >>> >> > >>> >> Subject: [WestNileNet] A-Level Results WN Results - Pg 8 Monitor >>> >> To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" >>> >> <[email protected]< >>> http://mc/[email protected]> >>> >> > >>> >> Date: Wednesday, February 27, 2013, 9:11 PM >>> >> >>> >> Brethren, >>> >> >>> >> I have gone through the today's Monitor list(pg 8) of A-level >>> >> rankings >>> >> one by one(1-273) without seeing our prominent schools in West Nile >>> apart >>> >> from Mvara SS which is ranked a whooping no. 187!!! I don't see >>> >> Ombaci, >>> >> Muni, Nyapea and others and they happen not be listed - probably my >>> eyes >>> >> are getting old!! >>> >> >>> >> Tabu Butagira should probably clarify if another list exists - >>> otherwise >>> >> I see the performance as already pathetic not withstanding the fact >>> that >>> >> the best P7 Pupil in West Nile got an agg 7. >>> >> >>> >> I am very angry and annoyed. What is happening? Are we not engaging >>> >> our >>> >> youngsters enough!! >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> -----Inline Attachment Follows----- >>> >> >>> >> _______________________________________________ >>> >> WestNileNet mailing list >>> >> [email protected]< >>> http://us.mc1426.mail.yahoo.com/mc/[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). 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