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Janet N. Mwitiki International Child Resource Institute - Africa Early Childhood Education in Kenya

Early Childhood Education in Kenya

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Page 1: Early Childhood Education in Kenya

Janet N. Mwitiki

International Child Resource Institute - Africa

Early Childhood Education in Kenya

Page 2: Early Childhood Education in Kenya

MAP OF KENYA

Source: www.theodoramaps.c

om

Page 3: Early Childhood Education in Kenya

BASIC COUNTRY DATA

Total Population - 36.6 million

Under 5 population: 7.36 Million or 20% of total population

The gross enrolment ratio (GER) in pre-primary education in Kenya was about 40%18 in 2001

Access to ECD Centers is inequitable, with poor children from semi-arid, arid and urban slum areas less likely to enroll in them.

Middle and upper class children benefit most from preschool

experiences.

ECD is under the responsibility of the Ministry of Education

Life expectancy - 53.4 years

Infant Mortality rate - per 1,000 live births - 79.4

Literacy rate - 80.7%

Female Labor participation – 77%

Female labor participation world average 61%

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PROFILE OF KEY EARLY CHILDHOOD SERVICES

Nursery

School

Pre-Unit

Class

Kindergar

ten

Day

Nursery

Play

Group

Madrasa

(26)

Home-

based care

centre

Child age 3-5 5 2-5 2-5 2-5 2-5 0-3

Location Rural and

Urban

Primary

schools in

some urban

areas

Rich urban Nairobi

Only

Rich

Urban

Rural and

urban

Urban

slums, and

or semi-

arid areas

Required

education

al level

for

teachers

Primary or

secondary

education

depending

on the area

Secondary

education

Secondary

education

Secondary

education

None No

formal

education

required

Primary or

secondary

education

depending

on the area

Training

requirem

ent

2-year

DICECE in-

service

2-year

DICECE

m-service

2-year

DICECE

m-service

2-year

DICECE

in-service

2-year

DICECE

in-service

Inte.

Islamic

Educatio

n

Program

induction

None

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TEACHERS AS

INTERPRETERS OF

EARLY CHILDHOOD

ENVIRONMENTS

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IMPROVING THE CURRICULUM THROUGH

TEACHERS TRAINING

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TRAINING SESSION

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TRAINING SESSION IN I.C.R.I OFFICES

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ECD TRAINING SESSION

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TEMPORARY CLASSROOM STRUCTURES

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USING LOCAL RESOURCES TO PETITION

TEMPORARY STRUCTURES

Page 13: Early Childhood Education in Kenya

USING THE OUTSIDE SPACE DURING ART

WORK.

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MAKING USE OF LOCAL RESOUCES IN LEARNING.

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LEARNING THE ENVIROMENT

THROUGH NATURE WALK.

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CATERING FOR CHILDREN’S PLAY IN SMALL

SPACES .

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TEACHER ATTENDING TO CHILDREN

DURING INDOOR ACTIVITIES.

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INTERIOR TEACHER-MADE MATERIAL DISPLAY

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MAKING USE OF THE COMMUNITY

PLAYGROUND