Prywatne szkolnictwo szansą dla Afryki. Rozwija się w Liberii, wcześniej okazało się sukcesem w Kenii. Na przekór kłamliwym socjaldemokratom, którzy twierdzą, że bez publicznego obowiązkowego nauczania ludność zamieniałaby się w analfabetów.
Outside of Liberia, the private school program has been a success for students in Kenya. The literacy rates for students in these schools has increased by 37% and arithmetic by 24%. The national average for students passing their year-end exams in the public school system is 44%, but after four years with private schools this jumped to 74%, and in many towns it was as high as 100%.
Liberia’s education minister George Werner is looking to terminate the employment of public sector teachers and turn the responsibility of education over to private organizations like BIA.
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Outside of Liberia, the private school program has been a success for students in Kenya. The literacy rates for students in these schools has increased by 37% and arithmetic by 24%. The national average for students passing their year-end exams in the public school system is 44%, but after four years with private schools this jumped to 74%, and in many towns it was as high as 100%.
Liberia’s education minister George Werner is looking to terminate the employment of public sector teachers and turn the responsibility of education over to private organizations like BIA.
“Governments
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