Sabasaba Standard Seven Exams with Marking Schemes 2026
Swahili Medium
The exams have been combined in one Pdf
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Teachers can encourage problem-solving and critical thinking in how they ask questions during lessons. Asking open-ended questions or inviting students to share their own ideas or opinions on things lets them use their minds more than asking simple one answer questions. Teachers may also ask students to guess what will happen next in a story or look for patterns during lessons.
You can observe and ask about how teachers utilize groups in teaching when touring schools. Ask about how much time teachers spend instructing the class as a whole and what opportunities they take to break the class into smaller groups. You can also ask how teachers plan to help an individual student who needs a little more time working by themselves.
Children are naturally curious about the world around them. From an early age, they need ample opportunity to explore and confront problems to develop their critical thinking skills. This is just as true at school.
Teachers can allow students to explore and learn with how they teach. Letting students try new things and do experiments to see what happens are fun ways to encourage them to explore.
Children quickly learn to depend on adults for all the answers if they aren’t given the freedom to work out problems and think on their own. If exploration and problem solving are encouraged, however, eventually they’ll be able to apply this critical thinking to their schoolwork and real-world problems as they mature.