Feature: Namibian teacher relays care to struggling learners


WINDHOEK, Oct. 5 (Xinhua) -- A Namibian secondary school teacher extends care by tutoring struggling learners to improve performance in mathematics and science, subjects that are rated as priority fields by the Namibian government.

Eugene Mangundu, qualified mathematics and physical science teacher at Khomastura High School in the Namibian capital, Windhoek, took the initiative to tutor as an extracurricular to help learners who had not grasped the subject contents during normal classes.

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