Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “School leadership”
I have witnessed firsthand the invisible weight educators carry in Ugandan schools. I have seen a classroom of nearly 200 children seated on the floor, with no desks where a teacher had barely enough space to stand, straining to project her voice above the noise. I found myself asking difficult questions: How does she plan for such a class? How …
Children do not choose where they are born, a family’s income, or the stability of their community. Yet, these very factors quietly determine the trajectory of their lives long before they can even articulate their dreams. Across many low-income and fragile contexts, a child’s future is shaped early by forces beyond their control: poverty, insecurity, under-resourced schools, and limited access …
Everyone loves more of a good thing and TTT has more broken barriers to share! In our last blog entry, we shared three major barriers that Teaching Training Together (TTT) has intentionally worked to break: Distance :: Cost :: Language But as with any meaningful journey, once some barriers fall, others become clearer. Think about food for a moment. You’re …
As a teacher, I had always been passionate about what I did, giving my all, at every task assigned to me. I started as a novice teacher who did not know what to do but was excited to learn. I sought for knowledge wherever I could find it; I consulted my senior colleagues, read, and attended seminars and conferences; I …
