Catalyzing Change in Secondary Education in Africa and India

Clemencia Cosentino, Swetha Sridharan and Clair Null

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Abstract: The universal education movement has dramatically increased the number of children attending primary school in Africa and Asia.

Keywords: Secondary Education; Africa; Asia; PSIPSE; MEL Framework (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 7
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