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In Kenyan schools, there are no such things as photocopiers, overhead projectors or other teaching tools that replicate materials. Teachers draw diagrams on the blackboard and students copy them onto their slate boards. |
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Tengecha Secondary School
The following pictures were taken by students and staff at the Tengecha School. A disposable camera was included in one of the boxes of books that was shipped to the Tengecha School. The school sent the camera back to Maine where the film was developed. One set of the pictures was then sent back to the Tengecha School and the other set was kept by Expanding Opportunities. In these pictures, the Tengecha School is apparently holding an award ceremony for the student body. The books they received from the Maine schools became part of this ceremony.
 | The Principal of Tengecha Boys Secondary School shows the student body one of the books they received from Books for Kenya. |
 | The Principal and a student at the Tengecha School straighten the box of books on the display table. |
 | This is a view of the display table showing the awards and the box of books. The student body is pictured in the background. |
 | The Principal of the Tengecha School poses with the box of books and the awards in front of the student body. |
 | This is a side view of the student body of the Tengecha Boys Secondary School as they sit for the award ceremony. |
 | A picture of the books and awards on the table facing the student body. |
 | Staff pose behind the books and awards on the display table. |
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