Spreading Stories in Kenya
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Eneza's "Spreading Stories" initiative aims to increase literacy levels through paper technology (yes paper), mobile technology, competition, and teacher training. Join us!
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- 3. why • Where teacher’s marking books. low literacy levels
- 4. everyone
- 5. who we are Eneza Education’s mission is to make 50 Million students in rural Africa smarter through low-cost mobile technology We’re a team of dedicated teachers, techies and community organizers in Kenya We provide products to students, teachers and parents throughout Africa We democratize education and make information accessible to everyone
- 6. our impact + Serving more than 135,000 students at 3,000+ schools in Kenya + 15% raise in academic scores + Students study 2 more hours per week
- 7. how it works 1. Why does a mammal’s red blood cell not have a nucleus? A. Never had one B. Lost in its development C. It always has a nucleus D. A nucleus is never needed Back < REPLY > Next Quizzes & lessons thru SMS CORRECT! A mammal’s red blood cell had a nucleus in the beginning of its development, but it was lost to make room for hemoglobin. Body601 MiniLesson Back < REPLY > Next Back < REPLY > Next The blood is made of red blood cells, white blood cells, plasma and platelets. The red blood cell of a mammal does not
- 8. how it works WIKI Kenya Back < REPLY > Next Reports, Wikipedia search & Ask a Teacher feature Kenya, officially the Republic of Kenya, is a sovereign state in Africa. Its capital and largest city is Nairobi. Kenya lies on the equator with the Indian Back < REPLY > Next REPORTS Back < REPLY > Next This week Daniel Matiko’s marks are: ENG: 85 MATH: 67 KIS: 52 SCI: 78 SS: 78 CRE: 67 Back < REPLY > Next ASK Why should children get dewormed? Back < REPLY > Next Dear Student, Children should get de-wormed so that they rid the body of any parasites. When the body has less parasites, a person gets sick less often.
- 9. reports online Data for students & teachers
- 10. web capabilities for all features
- 11. our problem Students still experience difficulties because their reading levels are 2-5 years behind
- 12. what we need to do: spreading stories
- 13. how? Source local stories on grade level that are available on paper or PDF
- 14. how? Create competition among students and schools through Spreading Stories Welcome to Spreading Stories. You have 325 points. What would you like to do? 1: Take quiz 2: Challenge Classmate 3: See reports Back < REPLY > Next In Forbidden, what does Keziah think of Amir? A: She is infatuated with him B: She dislikes him C: She wants to be friends with him D: She is envious of him You received an 80% on Story801. Rebecca scored 60% in the challenge. Kamau won this challenge. CONGRATS! You now have 350 points.
- 15. how? Empower teachers with the training & skills they need to make it a success
- 16. to make it happen Expense Full-time manager Part-time organizers Printed booklets Trainings Marketing materials Travel TOTAL Expenses for 2014 TOTAL 8,888.89 2,807.02 2,573.10 2,339.18 2,046.78 3,274.85 $21,929.82
- 17. why? A student’s ability to read is one of the greatest determiners of her success.
Notas del editor
- Good evening, my name is Toni, I’ve been a teacher for 8 years, and I’m the co-founder of Eneza Education. Eneza is a movement to make education accessible to 50M students in rural Africa. We provide basic tutoring and data on simple, $10 cell phones.
- TITLE: WHY KIDS FAILReasons kids fail: 1. Student-teacher ratio is around 60:1 and kids don’t get individualized feedback. 2. Stakeholder involved in education don’t share data unless it’s too late. 3. Most parents cannot afford fancy solutions, expensive devices when they make less than $2/day.
- Value Prep
- Clearly, the idea is starting to catch on. We have 100,000 paying students at over 100 school across Kenya. We are the only mobile learning company in Africa with this much traffic and we’re well on our way to reaching 50 Million students across Africa.
- Though text messaging, we started providing high quality, interactive quizzes aligned to the local content. These quizzes provided feedback to kids, just like a teacher sitting on their shoulders would.
- Though text messaging, we started providing high quality, interactive quizzes aligned to the local content. These quizzes provided feedback to kids, just like a teacher sitting on their shoulders would.
- Though text messaging, we started providing high quality, interactive quizzes aligned to the local content. These quizzes provided feedback to kids, just like a teacher sitting on their shoulders would.