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3 Dec 2009: They tend to be different if economics, on the one hand, or anthropology, on the other, are dominant. ... one hand, and a variety of human, social and economic outcomes on the other.

11 Feb 2010: Imagine that he had taught one lesson, and after that there would be a recess,” Aisha explained. ... I’d obtained a lesson for the future! And then my studies became easier.

3 Jun 2014: Which tends not to look at the character of this economic growth in terms of environmental sustainability. ... World Bank (2006) ‘Rethinking infrastructure for development’, Annual Bank Conference on Development Economics, 29-30 May, Tokyo.

4 Jun 2014: Dagombas). – When in school: • following lessons• corporal punishment • lack of trained teachers/ specialist support. • ... Education: promise of a better life. Perceived benefits: Increased self confidence, higher economic status, better

3 Dec 2009: the lessons learned to inform the further development and management of the education sector. ... Figure 2: Trends in economic growth since 1984. -8-6-4-202468. 10. 1980.

3 Dec 2009: human capital. The arguments here are not merely economic (though that remains an important. ... with significant economic and socio-cultural dimensions (Elwan, 1999).9 Not only does disability.

3 Dec 2009: pupils and be more interactive by involving students during lessons by asking questions. ... is the often un-captured teaching ‘process’ variables that impact student achievement – lesson.

3 Dec 2009: This policy briefexamines the major causes of existing inequalities in education, based upon an assessment of recent researchresults, and sets out lessons for policy change. ... These sources should be consulted for detailsof country experience, from

16 Feb 2010: rop. ort. ions. of. one. sin. the. sam. ple. 758 economic development and cultural change. ... 764 economic development and cultural change. for females (cols. 1 and 3 in table 8).

5 Oct 2010: to be the central means of producing the skilled ‘manpower’ needed to achieve rapid economic growth in the countries of the South. ... India’s overall economic activity fell to little more than 0.1% of GDP by 2006 (OECD 2008).