Quality of basic education

David Stephens

Quality of basic education

David Stephens

University of Brighton

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Abstract

This study contributes to a significant United Nations broad research exercise of over 70 commissioned papers carried out by researchers and institutes from around the world. By drawing upon the author’s funded research into the quality of basic education in a number of countries including South Africa in 2003, Afghanistan in 2001, and Vietnam in 2003, it argues for a review of the concept of quality in education to embrace more centrally classroom and cultural realities. Arguing for a classroom culturalist approach to educational development, the study pays particular attention to issues of gender, the theme of the 2003/04 UN Global Monitoring Report.

Original language	English
Publisher	UNESCO
Number of pages	31
Place of Publication	Paris
Publication status	Published - Nov 2003

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