When we have competent teachers, different pedagogies are used including play pedagogy to work with children. When teachers use Play Pedagogy in the teaching and learning process, children develop socially, emotionally, ...

Parents‟ use of social media is an increasing phenomenon especially in urbanized community like in Kampala - Uganda. Due to accessibility of internet and computer literacy of the parents creating a virtual way of communication; ...

Evidence shows that children’s early development of numeracy skills acts as a foundation for future specialization in technical professions. Ugandan children are taught numeracy regularly, but, the country is ranked second ...

Education is one of the most important investment a country can make for its people and its future. Children’s literacy development is the basis in the formation of multi – educated personality. Early children’s literacy ...

Literacy is fundamental to all areas of learning as it unlocks access to the wider curriculum. Any basic education to be regarded good quality should be able to equip the pupils with literacy development for life and further ...

Cultural identity has been found to play a critical role in grounding persons to a specific belonging. Lack of cultural identity is associated with cultural disorientation and inconsistent with the value development of ...

Literacy skills are crucial for communication success that is used for transactions in today’s information age. While many interventions have been developed to improve children’s performance in literacy in lower primary ...

Nutrition is fundamental for good health and early childhood development. If children do not eat the right amounts of macronutrients like protein, fat, and carbohydrates and micronutrients, they may have delayed mental and ...

Uganda has a long history of hosting refugee and asylum seekers from the neighboring countries. The country is currently hosting 1.5 million refugees in different settlements with children comprising 64% of the refugee ...

Development of children's competences depends greatly on how they are involved in learning activities during the learning process. Different studies suggest that children, especially in low income countries like Uganda ...