(Part 4 / 4) Ms. Wezi reminisces about her childhood, and her difficulties accessing education while growing up on an island in Lake Malawi, where lack of electricity, transportation, and food security were major challenges. Perhaps that’s why she expects so much of her students and her own children. “I want my children to go beyond my limits – I am not setting any boundaries for them. Things are changing at an alarming rate and it’s only right that we change as well.” And Ms. Wezi doesn’t intend to slow down anytime soon either, envisioning her future as a headmaster at a large, reputable secondary school as she continues to improve the standard of education in Malawi. “I’ll keep pushing,” she tells us. --- Stay tuned for more stories from the other side of the continent tomorrow as we celebrate the excellent educators we work with for #TeacherAppreciationWeek ! #Teachers #TeacherAppreciation #TeachersInAfrica #AfricanTeachers #EducationIsKey #SustainableDevelopment #Communi...