My first article was written basing on the incense of how best can we ( daughters & sons) of Sudan develop our Country. On my behalf as an individual, in my own capacity, and of course united together with my country men and women, I am trying to chase a slippery animal known as Pedagogy. This animal is so giant, but quite invisible. I believe this is the best animal for Sudan if I grab it properly with both hands. It will serve alot of purposes since in my observation as I worked in Southern Sudan, I discovered that there is unnessary seed which has been sown, it has sprout and it is growing so rapidly. Don't wonder, it is a popular seed, and I think I can baptise it with the name LAZINESS. It used to irritate me when I could see most of the youth who are so energetic just idoling by sitting down under trees taking tea or playing cards, and most of time loitering on the streets. With the Pedagogical spirit and weapon (tool) I think I will be able to fight poverty by targeting the youth to work hard and to love work. In this way we shall join hands together to develop our Country ( Sudan) by our sweat both mentally and physically, andI believe hard work always pays. This is one of visions after the first module A as I pursue MA program in Vocational Pedagogy. Your comments are welcome.
Nagomoro Bridget.
