KWARESIMA

Saferi inayo jenga katika imani .....wakati umetimia, naufalme wamungu umekaribia tubuni nakuiamini habari njema.MK (1;15). Kwaresima njema na maandalizi mema ya UE.......by MWAMLIMA B.

THE NATURE OF TECHNOLOGY-BY JOSHUA JASSON

The Nature of Technology

Technology has a number of distinct characteristics:

1. It is Related to Science?
Although there is certainly a relationship between science and technology, there is, except in certain high technology industries, very little technology that could be classified as applied science. Technology is marked by different purposes, different processes a different relationship to established knowledge and a particular relationship to specific contexts of activity. Change in the material environment is the explicit purpose of technology, and not, as is the case with science, the understanding of nature; accordingly its solutions are not right or wrong, verifiable or falsifiable, but more or less effective from different points of view.

2. It Involves Design
At the centre of technology lies design. That “design is the very core of engineering” is affirmed by the requirement that all degree engineering courses should embody it. The design process in technology is a sequential process which begins with the perception of a need, continues with the formulation of a specification, the generation of ideas and a final solution, and ends with an evaluation of the solution.

3. It Involves Making
The motivating factor behind all technological activity is the desire to fulfil a need. For this reason all designs should be made or realised - whether that be through prototype, batch- or mass- production or some form of three-dimensional or computer model - if the need is to be truly fulfilled, the design is to be legitimately evaluated, and the design activity is to have been purposeful and worthwhile.

4. It is Multi-Dimensional
Not only may design and production involve co-operation between different specialisms (between, for example, designer, production engineer and materials scientist), but may involve “technologists” in performing a multitude of functions, such as working with others, operating within budgets, persuading decision makers, communicating to clients and working to deadlines.

5. It Is Concerned With Values
Technology is informed by values at every point. Value decisions may be called for not only in relation to the specific design criteria (i.e. aesthetic, ergonomic and economic judgements, suitability for purpose and ease of manufacture) but also in relation to the rightness or wrongness of a particular solution in ethical terms.

6. It is Socially Shaped/Shaping
Technological enterprises are determined not by advances in knowledge nor simply by the identification of needs, but by social interests. Of the potential new technologies available at any one time only a few are developed and become widely implemented. In this way technology is shaped by society, by consumer choice. yet it could also be argued that technology shapes society - the technology of the motor car, for example, has shaped our environment.

 By joshua jasson

IS IT POSSIBLE?

How sure that UE will be easy?  like other subjects TEDs seems to be so complecated to maths students,then take serious measures on it!!!!!! By Ponera J.

PIE

There once was a number named pi
Who frequently liked to get high.
All he did every day
Was sit in his room and play
With his imaginary friend named i.


There once was a number named e
Who took way too much LSD.
She thought she was great.
But that fact we must debate;
We know she wasn't greater than 3.


There once was a log named Lynn
Whose life was devoted to sin.
She came from a tree
Whose base was shaped like an e.
She's the most natural log I've seen.

BY AWELIMU FRAMK

YOUNG STUDENTS

YOU AS A TEACHER YOU SHOULD BE CAREFUL WITH YOUNG STUDENTS

There was a young man from Trinity,
Who solved the square root of infinity.
While counting the digits,
He was seized by the fidgets,
Dropped science, and took up divinity.

Mathematics is a great motivator for all humans.. Because its career starts with zero and it never end (infinity).

                                      BY JOSHUA JASSON
                                TEKU/BEDMATHS/my secret

MAANDALIZI MEMA

katika kipindi hiki cha maandalizi msisahau kuwa mnapata muda wa kupumzika.Nawatakia maandalizi mema

MAGOME LUCIUS

MATHS ANG RELIGION

If there is a God, he's a great mathematician. ~Paul Dirac


To all of us who hold the Christian belief that God is truth, anything that is true is a fact about God, and mathematics is a branch of theology. ~Hilda Phoebe Hudson

DAVID SAMSON