Government Urged To Pump More Resources Into The Education Sector
Gravity CBC center
By: John Kariuki
The government has been called upon to pump more resources into the education sector by replicating CBC centers in all counties where if schools don’t have the facilities they can go to common places in their areas to learn
This was said by various education stakeholders during the launch of an AI center at Gravity CBC center in Nairobi which will help change the education sector in Kenya by use of games and play to learn
Duncan Arimi the CEO of the center said, AI center is using a locally assembled super machine to motivate learners to learn in an enjoyable way
He added they have a free expo the whole of this week for all school heads which will showcase the importance of artificial intelligence in the education system
Various school heads who attended praised the Center saying CBC is the best thing that happened since its molding children for the future
Paul Wanjohi the board member of the center & also APBET schools leader challenged the government to retool teachers to enable them move with advancement of education
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