I thought this was a kind of cool article from Understood.org, a website I favor when reading up on learning disabilities: who has them, how to cope with them, and … Continue reading
Meet the Parents
Hi all and salaams from Moshi, Tanzania where the current temperature is somewhere in the 30s C/90s F and we are all just about to die of heatstroke. Carla has … Continue reading
Life on Marrs: Part Two
Last post, I promised to show some of the outcomes from Kaitlin’s training sessions with the tutoring staff here in Moshi. Without further ado, please find below video of our … Continue reading
Life on Marrs: Part One
Hi all, and hope you’re well. Here in Moshi, we’ve just said goodbye to our favorite lil’ intern this side of the Rockies (she schools at UC Boulder in the … Continue reading
International Day of Education
Today, Thursday, January 24, 2019, the United Nations and people around the world are observing the first-ever International Day of Education! This brand-new UN observance day promotes international awareness and … Continue reading
Marrs Attacks: Part Two
Greetings earthlings, and hello from Moshi, Tanzania where the second week of school is currently underway and, with it, the work of The Toa Nafasi Project. This week we will … Continue reading
A Brand-New Year Is Here!
It’s a new calendar new year and, with its onset here in Tanzania, a new academic year as well. This Friday, The Toa Nafasi Project held its first teachers’ meeting … Continue reading
Heri ya Mwaka Mpya!
Or “Happy New Year!” for the English-language readers out there. 🙂 2018 was an interesting year for The Toa Nafasi Project, marked by incredible high points such as: -the increase … Continue reading
Hey, Tanzania, Uganda Do Better!
I found this article written by Apophia Agiresaasi, senior reporter, from Global Press Journal suitably inspiring to warrant its own entry on The Toa Nafasi Project’s blog. It demonstrates that … Continue reading
Tanzania, Year Twelve
Dear readers, my apologies for not having written in a minute. As usual, life has been hectic and it’s been hard to find the time to sit and write original … Continue reading
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