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Dreams and Assorted Nightmares by Abu...
The pain of rejection
Ghana Must Go by Taiye Selasi
A family prospering until the day father and surgeon Kweku Sai is victim of a grave injustice Ashamed he abandons his beautiful wife Fola and their little boys and girls causing the family to fracture and spiral out into the world New York London New England on uncertain troubled journeys until many years later tragedy unites them
Echoes of Destiny by Andrew Walyaula
Echoes of Destiny is a captivating tale that explores love, dreams, and heritage. Set against the backdrop of the enchanting Bukusu culture in sub-Saharan Africa, this novel presents stories that resonate with the human spirit’s pursuit of purpose and identity.
Felix and Isabela navigate the currents of their aspirations, encountering unexpected twists and turns along their journeys. From the serene Mwamba village to bustling cities and distant horizons, their lives unfold against tradition and modernity.
As their paths intersect with others who hold the keys to their destinies, friendships are formed, dreams are pursued, and love finds its way into the most unexpected corners of their lives. But as the ties of heritage shift and change, ancient customs meld with the evolving forces of time, blurring the lines between past and present.
Echoes of Destiny explores the universal themes of family, infidelity, ambition, tradition, and change. With vivid characters, evocative landscapes, and a narrative that resonates with the heart, this novel is a tribute to the enduring spirit of humanity and the echoes that reverberate across generations.
Philosophy of Teachers’ Epistem...
Philosophy of Teachers’ Epistemic Beliefs for Changing Pedagogy: A Paradigm Shift to Competency-Based Education offers pedagogical insights into the paradigm shift intended by the 21st Century competency-based education. The authors, informed by both policy and research on education, argue that implementation of competency-based education requires anchoring pedagogical explorations on the epistemology of a competency-based curriculum. Research in personal epistemology reveals that teachers enact espoused epistemic beliefs in classroom pedagogical practice. Teachers must be empowered to change their pedagogical competencies by drawing their attention to their default epistemic beliefs which must be replaced by what is aligned with the epistemology of a competency-based curriculum.
The book makes the case that curriculum reforms necessarily imply pedagogical reforms. That is, pedagogy is parasitical on the epistemology of curriculum. The book exposes the underpinning epistemology of competency-based curriculum in Kenya and has gone further to derive epistemic beliefs that teachers should acquire to facilitate their efforts at reforming their pedagogy aligned to Competency-based education.
We live in a time of radical revolution where knowledge is a critical factor in all sectors of society. The education sector is charged with the responsibility of empowering learners as creators of knowledge. Learning how to learn is a key competency in adapting, utilizing and experimenting with novel conceptions of knowledge which includes changing teachers’ epistemic beliefs and attitudes.
This book is resourceful for policy-makers in teacher education, teacher educators at university and teacher training colleges, educationists, practicing classroom teachers, education researchers, school managers and readers interested in facilitating effective pedagogical change for the implementation of competency-based education.
What Others Say
“The authors of this book have competently simplified the technical aspects of CBE in such a way that the reader would readily understand the extent to which CBE is the way forward for nurturing 21st Century skills and competencies through formal education.” - Samson Okuro Gunga, Professor of Philosophy of Education, Faculty of Education, The University of Nairobi.
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Parallel Homesickness by Cecilia Gathoni
Parallel Homesickness is a collection of poems that seek to grasp the meaning of the word home.
The poems look into despair, loss, hope, joy, ecstasy, and the final realization that you only just need to find your own gravity and operate from a point of acceptance.
The second part, Sublime Innocence, comprises light, feel-good poems that celebrate the joys of youth.
NightBloom: From the author of His On...
Book Sleeves by Lexa
Book sleeves are protective covers designed to keep your books safe from damage. They are typically made from fabric or other soft materials and are used to slip over your books, providing a layer of protection against scratches, spills, and other potential hazards. Book sleeves are especially useful for avid readers who like to carry their books around or for those who want to keep their books in pristine condition on their bookshelves. They come in various sizes and designs, allowing you to express your personal style while keeping your books looking great. So, whether you're a book lover on the go or simply want to keep your books protected, these book sleeves are a practical and stylish accessory to consider! 📚
Discover Your Career by Dr. James Kar...
Build Up -The Pressure of Being Gifted
Every gifted person is a builder. However, every builder has to pay the ultimate bill of greatness—the bill of withstanding the pressure of being gifted. In an age and time where micro-wave success is celebrated, it is only those who have sustained the pressure of being gifted that are going to have a generational impact. If the world is going to drink from your cistern as a leader, entrepreneur, professional, or generational influencer, then you must be willing to dig deeper in order to build higher. The storms will come, and the wind will blow. The only building that will stand is one whose foundation has been dug deeper and reinforced effectively.
The purpose of this book is to give you the courage to glean from your past and build a life that will inspire generations to come. As one who has built a life from the rubbles that were left after a torturous life experience—surviving gender-based violence, meeting my biological father after 21 years, experiencing serial failure, contemplating suicide, and much more—my story stands as a signpost to tell you, "You're on the right path, and there is nothing wrong with you. Keep on moving and building."
I have seen what God can do with a life that is totally surrendered. I have met people I used to admire, shook hands with, and had fireside chat conversations with them. I have sat at decision-making tables, founded successful organizations, become an award-winning mentor, and much more because I kept on building.
So I come walking beside you to tell you, "Build up!"
Enjoy the read.
Miaha by Grace Ogot
Sigand Miaha wuon nyiso chakruok mar oganda to bende onyiso kaka ji nene ochako pur, kod lupo, kendo kaka ji nene ochako pidho jamni. Siganani nnyiso ni Nyawir nyar Opolo nene berne ing’ulo ang’ula. To kata kamano kara wiye nene tek ling’ long’. E kinde duto chunye nene gombo ni nyaka okelie lokruok moko e ngima mar oganda.
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THE FEAR OF GUILT by Allan kuchwa
In 'The Fear of Guilt,' readers are invited to embark on a journey through the lens of life as a film, with each individual cast as the protagonist of their own story. The book delves into the profound understanding that our fears can be harnessed as powerful tools for personal growth, particularly in the realm of mental health. Acknowledging that life's challenges often lead to internal struggles, 'The Fear of Guilt' constructs a compelling narrative that encourages readers to confront their fears head-on. The author contends that by recognizing life as a cinematic experience, individuals can play an active role in shaping their destinies and cultivating mental well-being.
At the core of the book is a comprehensive self-help plan designed to empower readers with practical strategies for addressing their fears. Through insightful guidance and relatable anecdotes, 'The Fear of Guilt' advocates for a holistic approach to mental wellness. By reframing fears as catalysts for positive change, readers are encouraged to embrace personal growth, engage in self-discovery, and ultimately liberate themselves from the shackles of mental illness.