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Improving primary education in developing countries.

By: Lockhead, MarlaineE; Verspoor, Adrian M.

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BookPublisher: Washington : World Bank, 1991Subject(s): Primary Education | Developing Countries -- Education -- Educational Development/. -- Developing Countries -- Education -- Educational Development/. -- Developing Countries -- Education -- Educational DevelopmentSummary: The authors discuss strategies for improving five aspects of primary education systems. They conclude by outlining the challenges countries face at different stages of educational development and then suggesting priorities for reform.

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The authors discuss strategies for improving five aspects of primary education systems. They conclude by outlining the challenges countries face at different stages of educational development and then suggesting priorities for reform.

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Improving primary education in developing countries.

By: Lockhead, MarlaineE; Verspoor, Adrian M.