KEWOTA Advocates Digital Integration in Education for Professional Growth and CBC Success
Educators have been called upon to integrate digital tools into their teaching practices to improve methodologies and boost professional growth.
This appeal was made during the 5th Annual Conference of the Kenya Women Teachers Association (KEWOTA), where participants highlighted how digital learning could revolutionize the education system, particularly within the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC).
The conference underscored the importance of digital learning in achieving CBC objectives. KEWOTA CEO Benta Opande emphasized that for the CBC framework to succeed, ICT integration is essential, without which CBC would remain unachieved.
KEWOTA Chairperson Modesta Akaki detailed the organization’s efforts to ease teachers into the digital age while simultaneously improving their financial stability.
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She explained that KEWOTA had introduced laptops, in partnership with a private company, and table banking initiatives to empower teachers economically, helping them grow alongside the organization.
Empowering Educators and Transforming Education
Presidential Advisor on Women’s Rights, Harriette Chiggai, commended KEWOTA’s commitment to empowering women and reforming education.
She stressed that empowering a single woman positively impacts entire families and lauded KEWOTA’s alignment with the government’s vision of strengthening national development.
KEWOTA has been instrumental in driving digital transformation in education. Established in 2007 as a welfare organization for female educators, it focuses on enhancing the professional, economic, and personal lives of its members.
Through collaboration with the Estonian government, the association has facilitated access to laptops equipped with digital textbooks, e-learning materials, and career services.
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The conference demonstrated KEWOTA’s pivotal role in empowering female educators and utilizing technology to transform the education sector.
Its initiatives prepare both teachers and students to thrive in a rapidly digitizing world, positioning Kenya’s education system for future success.
KEWOTA Advocates Digital Integration in Education for Professional Growth and CBC Success
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