In preparation for supervising students during their Teaching Practice (TP), MUCE staff participated in a pre-supervision seminar designed to equip them with essential knowledge and skills. The seminar, held on 25 July 2024, covered key topics, including TP regulations, the role of supervisors, lesson planning, supervisor ethics, assessment procedures, and accommodating students with special needs.
Seminar Highlights
Dr. Orestes Kapinga conducted an academic visit to VIA University in Denmark from 10 to 25 May 2024 as part of the exchange programme between VIA University and MUCE. This visit aimed to foster academic collaboration, share knowledge, and strengthen the partnership between the two institutions.
Impact on Collaboration
Just like characters in a novel grow through their experiences, our students at MUCE develop through repeated practice. This isn't just doing the same thing over and over; it's a deliberate method to deeply engrain skills. It's like a refrain in poetry, where repeating lines reinforce the main idea and create stronger emotions. In education, this process helps students understand better and make skills second nature.
Mkwawa University College of Education (MUCE), through its Special Needs Education Unit, paid a visit to Patandi Teachers College on 10th May 2024, not only to share its knowledge, but also engage in a mutual learning process to foster a collaborative platform for shared learning and growth.
