Immersion stories
9 Jun 2015
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Twaweza in the news
For one week at the end of May, Twaweza closed its offices and went to learn from communities in North-Eastern Uganda. We took a journalist on our travels and he has produced a number of stories on the immersion concept and experience.
We are in the process of synthesising lessons and choosing our best photos, but in the mean time here are his articles.
Life behind poor grades in remote schools
Are parents making their roles in schools obsolete?
When parents drown their children's grades in alcohol
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