Theme:Â EDUCATION FOR DEVELOPMENT
This is a call for the Volume 2 Issue1 and 2 of 2020 publication of the Msingi Journal. Msingi is an Internationally peer reviewed journal, which is produced biannually by the Department of Educational Foundations, ³Ô¹ÏÍ·Ìõ, Kenya. The Journal has also been recognized by Google Scholar. The aim of Journal is to provide scholars with a platform for debate and discussion on various educational issues in Africa and Internationally. This call aims at interrogating critical issues pertaining Education for Development. The call is cross-cutting through various disciplines, thus preference will be given to inter-disciplinary papers.
Thematic Clusters
- Education and Technology
- Curriculum Review in Kenya
- Education and Radicalization
- Education and Finance
- Guidance and counselling in Education
- Gender and education
- Citizenship Education
- Internationalization of Education
- Philosophical Foundations of Education: Issues in History, Sociology, Comparative and Philosophy
- Education and Health
- Education Reforms, Finance, Policy, Planning and Administration
- Education for Environmental Sustainability
- Education for Innovation, Science and Technology
- National values, social cohesion, Peace and development
- Education, Entrepreneurship and Agri-business
- Education for Tourism and Hospitality Development
- Inclusive Education and Life Long Learning
- Education for Community Development
- Education Governance and Ethics
- Education For Renewable and Non-renewable Resources
- Education for Career development
Important Deadlines
Submission of Paper:16th September 2019
Notification of Acceptance of the paper:16th October 2019
Final Paper Submission (with changes): 16th November 2019
Abstract and Paper Guidelines
- Authors full contact details, affiliation and Corporate Email Address and a brief bio statement
- Abstract in Microsoft Word format Times New Roman font size 12, not exceeding 300 words
- Abstract to be single spaced and in italics; use the APA format, Key words should not exceed 6.
- The paper not to exceed twenty pages (20)Â of 1.5 line spacing using Times New Roman Font 12
- Where applicable the paper should include the sections: Introduction, Objective(s), and Methods, Results and discussion, Summary and Conclusions.
- Use of footnotes to describe the author
- Use of asterix to identify the main author.
- Authors to indicate the order in which they would like the authors’ names to appear( applicable for more than one author)
- Submission of plagiarism Report –Turnitin
- Submission via e-mail to msingijournal@ku.ac.ke or submit online atÂ
- The author will be informed of publication fee once the paper has been accepted.

