Ritah Namisango

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Apr

Call for Applications: Full-Time Scholarship for Master Programme in Global Development, Crisis and Change at UiA

April 28, 2024By
Attention Graduates of Makerere University’s Bachelor of Adult and Community Education program! UiA Norway presents a golden opportunity with a full-time scholarship for our Master Programme in Global Development, Crisis, and Change, running from August 2024 to June 2026. We cordially invite outstanding individuals from Makerere University, particularly from the Department of Adult and Community...
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31
Aug

Director, DRGT addressing staff of the School of Education, CEES

August 31, 2023By
Today, we were blessed to have the Director, DRGT addressing staff of the School of Education, CEES in the Graduate Supervisors’ Workshop. The revelations he made in regard to the contribution of graduate research and training towards a research- led university strengthened staff morale and confidence in graduate training.
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27
Jul

DETA conference: Researchers discuss transformation of e-learning

July 27, 2023By
The Distance Education and Teacher Training in Africa (DETA) Conference opened yesterday July 24, 2023 at Makerere University with a call to embrace distance and e-learnings and address the challenges associated with emerging Information and Communication Technologies. The 4-day conference will run until July 27, 2023. Under the theme “A Paradigm Shift towards innovative, resilient...
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24
Jul

Makerere stats training in soft skills among Uganda police officers

July 24, 2023By
Makerere University through the Makerere University Research and Innovation Fund (Mak-RIF) is set to impart soft skills in all Police Officers in Uganda. The idea is in a bid to strike a balance between the hard skills and soft skills in their police work. While presiding over a training workshop in Bwebajja last week, Dr....
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10
Jul

Researchers find innovative ways to teach history

July 10, 2023By
History teaching and learning is perceived by many to be boring. This according to students is because history is often presented in such a way that students have to memorize names, dates, and events. Others argue that it is not relevant anymore. But scholars have argued that people who think that history is irrelevant aren’t...
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30
Jun

Dr. Caesar Jjingo wins Fulbright Award to promote the teaching of Kiswahili in Uganda

June 30, 2023By
As Makerere University intensifies efforts to promote the teaching of Kiswahili, Dr. Caesar Jjingo has also joined efforts to gain more knowledge in exploring the Kiswahili using teaching competence-based curriculum and related approaches Dr. Jjingo is among those who will be flying to the United States of America in August to conduct post-doctoral research in competence based...
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