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Editor's Note

Although I did not study agriculture in school or college, I found myself so fascinated by it that I have come to the conclusion that it needed to be a cross-cutting subject for every citizen to take to assist in lifelong living. As governments strive to prepare learners for an increasingly complex and interconnected world, education systems are shifting from knowledge acquisition to competency development. In Kenya and many other African countries, the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) embraces this transformation through the cultivation of the four essential learning competencies - Critical Thinking, Creativity, Communication, and Collaboration (4K). While these competencies can be nurtured across many disciplines, few subjects provide as authentic and engaging a platform as agriculture........ read more

The AJFAND Secretariat Team