Free primary-school education would not be available, as it now is, to more than 7m children.
She has watched as Hermannsburg's primary-school attendance rate almost doubled, to 80%, since it started.
Forty percent of the world's out-of-school kids of primary-school age live today in conflict-affected countries.
And it also says it will abolish primary-school fees for all children in rural areas by 2007.
In Brazil, for example, 24 percent of primary-school pupils and 18 percent of secondary students are repeaters.
Ms Mayawati, a former primary-school teacher, is known for her love of diamonds and dalit-sized garlands of banknotes.
Raised by two primary-school-teacher parents who separated when he was very young, the convivial Mateschitz took ten years to get through college.
But then it turned out that several had criminal records, three had filed for bankruptcy, and one had barely a primary-school education.
Mr Galton reckons that 35% of the primary-school day is now spent on whole-class teaching, up from 15% a few years ago.
Across Pakistan as a whole, only 52% of primary-school-age pupils attend school.
Today, 85% of primary-school children are taught at least partly in Corsican.
Crossbencher Lord Northbourne introduced an amendment to the bill outlining parents' responsibility to promote their children's "personal, social and emotional development" before they reach primary-school age.
The PAEMST award recognizes outstanding primary-school math and science teachers and is administered by the National Science Foundation on behalf of the Office of Science and Technology Policy.
Last month primary-school children in Inverness became concerned when a red kite whose movements they had been watching over the internet via a satellite-linked tag on the bird stopped moving.
Even the youngest Kenyans are affected: people in Nairobi were stunned in June when primary-school pupils went on a rampage for several hours, stoning cars and blocking roads.
Since Mr Museveni made a speech strongly attacking condoms last year, say campaigners, primary-school children are no longer taught about condoms, which are no longer prominent in public advertisements.
Nay, plenty of public-sector workers such as primary-school teachers, nurses, policemen or train drivers can retire on full pension at the age of 55, or in some cases even 50.
One of Mr Souza's useful innovations was Fundef, a federal subsidy to raise teachers' pay and other primary-school spending in areas where they were dismally low, principally in the poor north-east.
In Worldreader's first test, funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development at six schools in Ghana starting in 2010, the group found that primary-school students who got Kindles increased their performance on standardized reading tests from about 13% to 16%.
While the views of panellists varied widely on the best ways to improve and enhance education, they all agreed that broadband could address educational challenges in a world where 61 million children of primary-school age are not in school, 1.7 million extra teachers are needed and 775 million people, mostly women, are illiterate.
Given that limited access to quality ECE has negative effects on child development which, in turn, undermines child performance at primary and post-primary school, The Mother-Child Home Education Programme (MOCEP) was initiated in 2000 to empower poor families to provide early childhood literacy training to their children through a home-based intergenerational literacy training approach.
In Tanzania, less than half of all primary school-aged children were in school at the beginning of the decade.
And girls account for 53 % of the 67 million primary-age school children around the world who are not receiving the education to which they have a right.
Thirty-nine primary school children received a fixed-term exclusion, along with some 753 secondary school children between 2006 and 2012.
The forthcoming UNESCO Education For All Global Monitoring Report estimates that some 61 million primary school - age children still have no access to school, while 250 million children who should have reached fourth grade cannot read or write whether they are in school or not.
We have seen a sharp decrease in malaria and measles deaths across the continent -- vital gains in primary school enrollment -- marked improvements in child health.
The program administered by NASA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the National Science Foundation, and the State Department is a hands-on, primary and secondary school-based, science and education program that facilitates collaboration among students, teachers, and scientists around the world as they perform inquiry-based investigations of the environment and Earth systems.
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In all countries surveyed at least 80 percent of primary school-age children are enrolled in primary education.
Conducted by the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency, the survey involved a self-completion questionnaire given to more than 6, 000 post-primary school children in 62 schools.
Instead the authors recommend that "policymakers should concentrate on educational reforms in primary and pre-school" and want more effort made to raise the basic skills of disadvantaged groups.
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