TOPIC 1: MAWASILIANO Katika mada hii unatarajiwa kuelewa fasili ya mawasiliano na jinsi mchakato wa mawasiliano unavyofanyika. Utaelewa dhana ya lugha na vipengele muhimu vinavyokamilisha fasili ya lugha. Utaelewa dhima kuu za lugha, matumizi na umuhimu wake. Vilevile katika mada hii utajifunza juu ya lafudhi na matamshi mbalimbali ya watumiaji wa lugha ya Kiswahili. Lugha kama Chombo cha Mawasiliano Mawasiliano ni mchakato wa kuhawilisha taarifa kwa njia ya ubadilishanaji wa mawazo, hisia, malengo, tabia, matarajio, mitazamo kupitia mazungumzo, ishara na maandishi. Ni ubadilishanaji wa taarifa unaoleta maana baina ya pande mbili au zaidi ambazo zinaweza kuwa viumbe hai au kinyume…
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EDUCATION BOOKS AND NOTES FOR UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE Click the links below to view and download the books/notes: EDUCATION PSYCHOLOGY Individual Differences Guidance and Counselling Movements in USA EDUCATION ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION Basic Concepts in Measurement and Evaluation Educational Measurement and Evaluation Test Assembling, Administration and Analysis RESEARCH
RESEARCH BOOKS AND NOTES FOR UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE Click the links below to view and download the books/notes: EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH RESEARCH METHODS DOING QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH IN EDUCATION RESEARCH METHODOLOGY QUANTATIVE RESEARCH
TOPIC 7 POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN TANZANIA SINCE INDEPENDENCE We have two types of notes for you Notes 1 and Notes 2 NOTES 1 In 1960, many African states began to achieve their political independence which generally has been referred as flag independence, despite the fact that African countries got their independence, still Africa remained indirect penetration of foreign domination, politically, socially, economically and militarily. Political independence had little impact on the life style of the masses that’s why it has been referred to as ceremonial independence or flag independence. The political independence was largely characterized with political, social and economic…
TOPIC 6 INFLUENCE OF EXTERNAL FORCES AND THE RISE OF NATIONALISM AND THE STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE We have two types of notes for you Notes 1 and Notes 2 NOTES 1 Nationalism can be defined as the desire for Africans to end all forms of foreign control and influence so as to be able too take charge of their political, social and economic affairs. Before 1960 most of Africa was still under colonial control. However, by 1970 most of Africa was independent of European colonialism. African nationalism is however, a product of colonialism in Africa. It is traced from colonial imposition in…
TOPIC 5COLONIAL ECONOMY AND SOCIAL SERVICES AFTER THE SECOND WORLD WAR We have two types of notes for youNotes 1 and Notes 2 NOTES 1 The Second World War was the biggest and deadliest war in history, involving more than 30 countries. Sparked by the 1939 Nazi invasion of Poland, the war dragged on for six bloody years until the Allies defeated Nazi Germany and Japan in 1945. The Second World War had great impact to the impact to the economies of the metropole. It made the economy to come to a standstill due to large scale destruction and losses, the productive forces such…
TOPIC 4 FROM COLONIALISM TO THE FIRST WORLD WAR (1880’S-1914) We have two types of notes for you Notes 1 and Notes 2 NOTES 1 Colonialism is the practice by which a powerful country directly controls less powerful countries and uses their resources to increase its own power and wealth. From about 1880 European attitude to colonies in Africa changed remarkably and as a result within a space of 20 years nearly the whole of African continent was under European rule. By 1870’s witnessed the rise of monopoly capitalism which involved with cut-throat competition among the imperialist European nations. European factories were producing …
INTRODUCTION TO SPREADSHEETS Click the links below to view and download the notes: Spreadsheat I Spreadsheat II
POWER POINT PRESENTATION Click the link below to view and download the notes~ POWER POINT PRESENTATION
WORD PROCESSING Click the links below to view and download the notes: Word Processing I Word Processing II