About the Blog
After few years of my English Language
teaching career, I felt the feeling that ‘one more thing’ should be done to
make Secondary school students boast to have attended secondary school
education.
Why a certain Form Four student can find
it difficult to speak English? This is my question and yours too. Obviously,
there is always ‘one more thing’ to be done. These students have not done
activities to make them get used to speaking English freely in several
circumstances and settings.
After launching KACHELEONLINE blog, I have received all kinds of contributions;
positive, constructive, and critical as well. My fellow teachers have been
calling me, texting, and dropping a line via my email to say something about
this move. I am happy to learn from their criticisms and I take their
compliments with constructive approach so that to see this program goes beyond
the present situation.
Who
is Emmanuel Kachele?
Emmanuel Kachele is an English Language and Literature Teacher from Tanzania.
He attended Primary and Secondary Education in Sumbawanga Rural before moving to
Kantalamba High School. In 2011, he graduated his B.A(Ed) from The University of
Dodoma. Since 2011, he has been teaching English language and Literature for both
‘Ordinary’ and ‘Advanced’ Level Schools in Tanzania. Currently, he is teaching English
and Literature at Karema High School, in Eastern part of Tanzania.
One of his English poems appeared in the Tanzania’s leading
Magazine for the youth, FEMINA in 2013 where he also contributed the best
letter to the editor. He has also been regularly submitted Swahili poems in a Tanzania’s
major annual Swahili Poetry Competition known as The Ebrahim Hussein Poetry Prize,
and another Swahili poem has featured in the Regional Quarterly Newspaper Mpanda
Leo in July–September 2017 Edition. Because of his love for writing
creative works, he teaches his students how to appreciate literary works in Literature
and creative writing.
He is also a diarist since 2008. For him, every year has
its diary. He is in love with recording and writing things down. He encourages his
students to keep diaries because of their influence in modern generation and creative
writing.
He also runs a blog: www.kacheleonline.com, where he shares his English Language and Literature
teaching and learning experiences. Students and teachers use this blog to find out
resourceful teaching and learning resources.
Contact Address:
Emmanuel Kachele,
P.O.Box 155,
Mpanda,Katavi
Tanzania.
Mob: 0765884936
Email: kacheleimma@gmail.com