Tupe maoni yako. We sit down with an educator and private Cambridge tutor who has explored various religious studies and brings a unique perspective on how belief systems shape our lives. We dive into the importance of questioning what we believe, the influence of religion on personal growth, and the power of critical thinking. We also compare the Cambridge and NECTA syllabi, highlighting key differences in approach, flexibility, and how each system is adapting (or not) to modern technology.
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Tupe maoni yako. We sit down with an educator and private Cambridge tutor who has explored various religious studies and brings a unique perspective on how belief systems shape our lives. We dive into the importance of questioning what we believe, the influence of religion on personal growth, and the power of critical thinking. We also compare the Cambridge and NECTA syllabi, highlighting key differences in approach, flexibility, and how each system is adapting (or not) to modern technology.
Hakuna Biashara isio na Changamoto (With Musa from MYOD Podcast)
The Insightful Podcast Show (TIPS)
1 hour 34 minutes
2 weeks ago
Hakuna Biashara isio na Changamoto (With Musa from MYOD Podcast)
Tupe maoni yako. This is an episode with the Co - host of the MYOD Podcast, an entrepreneur who’s in the short stay accommodation business. Where he leverages his marketing knowledge by renting from long-stay landlords and turning properties into high-demand short-term rentals. We spoke about this business model, the lessons he’s learned from podcasting, and how he’s building real-world connections through Connectors Club, a platform hosting networking events. Whether you’re interested...
The Insightful Podcast Show (TIPS)
Tupe maoni yako. We sit down with an educator and private Cambridge tutor who has explored various religious studies and brings a unique perspective on how belief systems shape our lives. We dive into the importance of questioning what we believe, the influence of religion on personal growth, and the power of critical thinking. We also compare the Cambridge and NECTA syllabi, highlighting key differences in approach, flexibility, and how each system is adapting (or not) to modern technology.
