examples students can resonate with.
Lakini Nashuku this lecturer must be @Mkufuu . His last post http://www.kenyatalk.com/index.php?threads/gmorning-consumerism.26395/ was about consumerism too
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song enyewe
hii tuliona jana…
RECYCLED.CHIETH
This is good and ingeniously applicative given that the “bulk” of consumerism these days among Kenyan youth is driven by the entertainment (specifically hip-hop) industry.
This is also good because Kenyans have this mechanical/ by-stander approach to education. I am sure there are people who have had this song hundreds of times and never really gave a thought to its meaning let alone even notice the line.
Lastly, the fact that a university in Kenya is quoting Hip-hip music in its exams is really good given the fact that the genre is generally seen as “stupid” thanks to a few of its practitioners.
How does Finance,economics fit in school of social sciences and humanities.
which discipline works in isolation?
Prof magoha alidai strathmore is like a dept in his university
Strathmore ni warazi, ukiingia campo unaangaliwa socks, upus
Hehehe Interesting…but that’s not me.
I think its an excellent way to assess students.
Wish he had put a space between 6 and marks so that it would appear as (6 Marks).
EEEH, ATWAMBIE!
