Positive Parenting

By Dickson Tumuramye In the journey of education career, each academic year presents a unique opportunity for our children to sow seeds of knowledge and reap the rewards of their hard work during the final exams. As we approach the crucial months from October to December, parents play a pivotal role in ensuring their child is well-prepared for this defining moment in their academic careers. Understanding the Stages of Preparation From Kindergarten to Primary seven, Senior one to Senior four, and Senior five to Senior six, each phase of education marks a progression towards higher learning and personal growth. The culmination of these stages is often marked by the final exams prepared by the Uganda National Examination Board (UNEB), which serve as a measure of a child's academic achievement and readiness for future endeavors. The journey you have been walking together is not yet over until UNEB releases results next year. The Bible says “The end of a matter is better than it

By Dickson Tumuramye As we find ourselves amidst the hustle and bustle of another exam season, a question arises: are schools inadvertently putting too much pressure on our children? This concern is especially pertinent as schools gear up for the final UNEB examinations starting this month. Undoubtedly, these exams represent a crucial milestone in every student's academic journey, but how we approach this period can profoundly impact their well-being and long-term success. Understanding the Influence of Pressure Pressure, in moderation, can catalyze improvement, pushing individuals to strive for excellence. However, when it becomes overwhelming, it turns into a formidable adversary, potentially triggering mental health challenges and undermining academic performance. The signs are visible: children burdened with relentless study schedules, sacrificing weekends and personal time, often exhibit signs of fatigue and stress-induced lethargy. This isn't mere conjecture but a s