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3 Dec 2009: This increase in school enrolments, while desirable in terms of moving the country towards meeting its objective of providing universal basic education for all Ghanaian children of school-going age, was ... These children often attended private schools,

3 Dec 2009: household data on over 300,000 primary-age children’s learning. achievements but does not collect much information on home back-. ... foster local accountability. In recent years there has been increased advocacy in favor of PPPs in.

3 Dec 2009: showing that there was some potential gain to such children from such provision (Day, 2005). ... poor communities. Another related cause is the expulsion of children from education due to their.

23 Nov 2009: B. Bayly, CHR, Prof. S. Conway-Morris, JN, Dr W. A.Foster, CL, Prof.

3 Dec 2009: Ghana, and elsewhere, of the relative value of academic relative to vocational education (Foster, 1965a, 1965b)and to the policy debate as to how public provision compares with the private provision ... The sample. is narrowed down to positive income

6 Mar 2009: B. Bayly, CHR, Prof. S. Conway-Morris, JN, Dr W. A.Foster, CL, Prof.

23 Nov 2009: Appointments Committee, 72Director, Board of Electors, 65Syndicate, 66. Forensic Psychiatry, University Lectureship, AppointmentsCommittee, 71. ... Boards of Electors, 64Advisory Committee for elections, 65. Psychiatry, Department, 25Psychopathology,

3 Dec 2009: Ghana, and elsewhere, of the relative value of academic relative to vocational education (Foster, 1965a, 1965b)and to the policy debate as to how public provision compares with the private provision ... The sample. is narrowed down to positive income

31 Jul 2009: J. Demmler (Texas Children’s Hospital, Houston),C. Alpuche-Aranda [Instituto de Diagnóstico y ReferenciaEpidemiológicos, Mexico], and the WHO CollaboratingCentre for Reference and Research on Influenza (Melbourne)for facilitating access to

3 Dec 2009: This increase in school enrolments, while desirable in terms of moving the country towards meeting its objective of providing universal basic education for all Ghanaian children of school-going age, was ... These children often attended private schools,