Conditional cash transfers have come to play a prominent role in the social policy landscape
in Latin America and especially in Brazil in recent years. Evaluations of their impacts …

This article considers different approaches to lesson observation and their potential for
understanding and evaluating classroom practice in sub-Saharan Africa. We start with a …

This paper concerns an aspect of schooling in sub-Saharan Africa which receives limited
attention in official education discourse–namely, that students themselves often bear …

During the last three decades, the number of private schools in Turkey has increased
sharply. Private schools have gained momentum, mainly from 2010, as the number of …

Community participation in education is important to improve education quality, mostly in
developing countries where governments face many issues in the education sector but have …

Textbooks are a critical component of quality education in developing countries. This article
investigates textbook availability and teachers' coping strategies in the face of poor textbook …

We use data from the Young Lives surveys, in Ethiopia, India, Peru, and Vietnam, to
highlight an underappreciated phenomenon—that a substantial proportion of students in …

Over the course of the last two decades, there has been a tremendous expansion of school
systems around the world. Especially in the countries of the Global South, this expansion …

Family, school, and community play an important role in creating learning opportunities, but
research on the topic tends to approach them separately. Employing three-level hierarchical …

Cet article vise à comprendre quelle est la contribution des enseignants à une éducation de
base de qualité au Sénégal, avec un accent particulier sur le concept d'éducation …