Read more
This book will serve as a basis for the planning of the total school physical environment, especially in developing countries where issues of financing, access, equity, quality and relevance remain elusive. Despite all these challenges, great emphasis and resources continue to be channeled towards provision of human and instructional resources at the expense the 'non-scholastic' physical facilities that are known to influence user choice and overall learner academic achievement. To realize educational aims and objectives, it is important that educational facility planners, school administrators and managers, teachers and all other stakeholders in the education sector are familiar with the contents of this book.
About the author
The author holds a B.Ed (Arts) degree (Kenyatta University), Master of Philosophy degree in Educational Planning (Moi University) and is currently pursuing a D.Phil in Educational Planning and Economics at Maseno University in Kenya. He lectures at Mount Kenya University, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture & Technology and Kisii University.
