Campaign for Popular Education

Hope Not Complacency: State of Primary Education in Bangladesh 1999

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$23.00
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Academic and Reference Books
Bangladesh Studies
Education and Pedagogy
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English
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450
ISBN: 
984 05 1502 0
Publisher: 
Campaign for Popular Education
The University Press Limited (UPL)
Place of Publication: 
Dhaka
Year of Publication: 
1999
Number of Pages: 
152
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PB
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Human capital formation is the sine qua non for improvement in the lives of people. Bangladesh has not performed to the best of its potential in developing this capital and remain a country where illiteracy is rampant. The Constitution of the country enshrines the right of the child to free and compulsory primary education. In recent times, a number of interventions have been made in public, private and NGO sectors to attain the goal of universal primary education. However, no sector has invested enough in monitoring the progress towards the desired goal.

A Question of Quality: State of Primary Education in Bangladesh. Vol 3: Teacher at the Centre-stage

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Academic and Reference Books
Bangladesh Studies
Education and Pedagogy
Language: 
English
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300
ISBN: 
984 05 1627 2
Publisher: 
Campaign for Popular Education
The University Press Limited (UPL)
Place of Publication: 
Dhaka
Year of Publication: 
2001
Number of Pages: 
68
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About 18 million of Bangladesh's 130 million population, are in the primary school age (6-10 years) group. Nearly 80 percent of these children are now attending school. Some studies have raised questions about the quality of education imparted in the schools. This report presents results from a new study that looks at the quality aspect more comprehensively. It is done for both formal and non-formal sub-systems by (i) assessing students completing the primary cycle against a set of terminal competencies recommended by the government and (ii) by studying the state of teacher education.

A Question of Quality: State of Primary Education in Bangladesh. Vol 2: Achievement of Competencies

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Category Type: 
Academic and Reference Books
Bangladesh Studies
Education and Pedagogy
Language: 
English
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Author: 
Author's Role: 
Editor
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Editor
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750
ISBN: 
978 984 05 1626 1
Publisher: 
Campaign for Popular Education
The University Press Limited (UPL)
Place of Publication: 
Dhaka
Year of Publication: 
2001
Number of Pages: 
260
Cover Type: 
PB
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About 18 million of Bangladesh's 130 million population, are in the primary school age (6-10 years) group. Nearly 80 percent of these children are now attending school. Some studies have raised questions about the quality of education imparted in the schools. This report presents results from a new study that looks at the quality aspect more comprehensively. It is done for both formal and non-formal sub-systems by (i) assessing students completing the primary cycle against a set of terminal competencies recommended by the government and (ii) by studying the state of teacher education.

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