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The essays in his book are longer versions of the term papers and reports of researches and inquiries the author engaged in while a student at the Aga Khan University, Institute of Educational Development Eastern Africa in Dar es Salaam Tanzania. These essays have been published for three reasons: to share the authors' thoughts and interpretation of issues as a novice researcher; to 'immortalize' the work of the author's lecturers at AKU, IED and above all, to provoke debate on issues related to the three topics of pedagogical leadership practices, pastoral care and school effectiveness in the…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The essays in his book are longer versions of the term papers and reports of researches and inquiries the author engaged in while a student at the Aga Khan University, Institute of Educational Development Eastern Africa in Dar es Salaam Tanzania. These essays have been published for three reasons: to share the authors' thoughts and interpretation of issues as a novice researcher; to 'immortalize' the work of the author's lecturers at AKU, IED and above all, to provoke debate on issues related to the three topics of pedagogical leadership practices, pastoral care and school effectiveness in the African context. The Tanzanian scenarios addressed in this book can be replicated across many African countries that are struggling with a young population hungry for education. Written from the perspective of a student teacher, this book is handy for students pursuing higher studies in teacher education
Autorenporträt
Currently a teacher with the Teachers' Service Commission of Kenya, Benn Arunga has taught both English as a First Language and English as Second Language in Kenya and the Seychelles. He holds a B.Ed degree in English and Literature from Egerton University, Kenya and an M.Ed degree in Teacher Education from the Aga Khan University, Tanzania.