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Wadau wasaka msukumo mpya mafunzo kwa walimu

Mwananchi about 3 hours 1 mins read

Wakati Tanzania ikisonga mbele kuelekea mfumo wa elimu unaoweka mkazo zaidi kwenye ujuzi, umahiri na teknolojia, wataalamu wa elimu wanatoa wito wa kufanya mapinduzi na fikra mpya katika namna walimu wanavyotayarishwa kuingia darasani.

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