With the introduction EFA IN Kenya Basically all limits were stretched. classes have over 100 pupils. The teacher-student ratio was too big it did not make sense. The crisis lasted for a few weeks but finally the dust settled. The problems have never been solved to date. Then after realizing that the quality offered in the public schools was low, some parents transferred their children to private schools. As of now these private schools have more children than they did before the free education. This is where people can find uncompromised quality education for their children. In the public schools, pupils still sit on the floor or learn under trees. In other schools the teacher cannot mas...

With the introduction EFA IN Kenya Basically all limits were stretched. classes have over 100 pupils. The teacher-student ratio was too big it did not make sense. The crisis lasted for a few weeks but finally the dust settled. The problems have never been solved to date. Then after realizing that the quality offered in the public schools was low, some parents transferred their children to private schools. As of now these private schools have more children than they did before the free education. This is where people can find uncompromised quality education for their children. In the public schools, pupils still sit on the floor or learn under trees. In other schools the teacher cannot master all their faces due to their great numbers. Maybe the situation will come to improve when the government expands the facilities and employs more teachers, though as to when is highly debatable. Most likely not in the near future.I WANT US TO START DOING IT NOW!!!

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