Bumbuli Examinations for Standard Seven 2026
Swahili Medium
The exams have been combined in one Pdf
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I’ve written about the characteristics of a good school before, and much of this post overlaps that one. (In fact, I like that post a bit more than this one, honestly.) That post, though, has too many characteristics to be useful in every context.
How schools are designed and what students learn–and why–must be reviewed, scrutinized, and refined as closely and with as much enthusiasm as we do the gas mileage of our cars, the downloads speeds of our phones and tablets, or the operating systems of our watches. Most modern academic standards take a body-of-knowledge approach to education. This, to me, seems to be a dated approach to learning that continues to hamper our attempts to innovate.
For this post, I narrowed it down to 10 because this is the internet and who doesn’t love lists of 10? I also focused on some ‘power verbs’ that can be thought of as goals to guide further thinking.
I’m doing some research for an upcoming documentary about education that I’m a part of, and started out considering–before rethinking education–what it seems reasonable to expect schools to do and ‘be’ today (and if every school can’t be held to these ‘ambitious’ descriptions, certainly a ‘great school’ can).
