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Addressing the ‘learning crisis’ in sub-Saharan Africa: Critical factors and potential solutions

Guest editorial: Addressing the “learning crisis” in sub-Saharan Africa: critical factors and potential solutions

Moses Oketch; Nozomi Sakata
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The education crisis and school dropout prevention strategies of teachers in Cameroon

Timothy Souley; Ishmael Abubaka
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Students’ perceptions of teachers and teaching as determinants of primary school completion in Ethiopia

Alebel Bayrau Weldesilassie; Ricardo Sabates; Tassew Woldehanna; Moses Oketch
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We’re all just looking at the stars; how behavioral economics helps us understand the barriers to education programming in Tanzania

Simon King; Amber Gove
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Collaboration between stakeholders in the design of a context-based curriculum in Ghana

Hannah Edjah; Eugene Adu Henaku; Abraham Kwadwo Okrah; Nozomi Sakata; Chris Yates
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