The 2nd missing Link

  • The 2nd missing Link
“The admission into university had turned Richard into a hero in the home; his aunt practically adored him. He had set an example that she wanted all her children to emulate, namely studying up to university. To be fair, this was a dream of nearly every parent in the area; having a child at university elevated the family status. It was of little surprise therefore that the stubbornness of Eric, Ariko’s first child, ended up causing a lot of uneasiness in the family.……..”

Targeted at teenagers in mid secondary, this story helps the learner to discover and appreciate himself/herself. It then uses this self-knowledge to help the learner choose his/her appropriate career and to build  his/her self-confidence as an African.

In addition, online resources in Agriculture, Biotechnology, Environment, Family, Food and Nutrition, Health and Home economics are provided to guide the learner in transforming a local problem or challenge into an opportunity to create jobs or wealth.

These educational resources are designed to grow the attitude for endogenous-based development, i.e. the second of the four essential attitudes for socio-economic transformation.

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