#ASER2016 - Twitter Hashtag

over 7 years ago

#ASER2016 revealed that children enrolled in private schools performed better than their Government counterparts. Will there be a shift in this previous trend as we release #ASER2018 tomorrow? Join us tomorrow to find out! #Education #Equity

palnetworkHQ's tweet photo. #ASER2016 revealed that children enrolled in private schools performed better than their Government counterparts.

Will there be a shift in this previous trend as we release #ASER2018 tomorrow? Join us tomorrow to find out!

#Education #Equity https://t.co/CF6w6GOlgG

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ASER Pakistan @ASERPAKISTAN

over 7 years ago

Children enrolled in private schools were performing better than their Government counterparts in #ASER2016. Will there be any positive difference in the performance of Government schools' children in #ASER2018? #Education #Equity

ASERPAKISTAN's tweet photo. Children enrolled in private schools were performing better than their Government counterparts in #ASER2016. Will there be any positive difference in the performance of Government schools' children in #ASER2018?

#Education
#Equity https://t.co/6yg5gJELYN

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ASER Pakistan @ASERPAKISTAN

over 7 years ago

The problem of multi-grade teaching continued. #ASER2016 reported that 44% of GOVT. and 28% of PVT. Schools students of class 2,3,4 sat together. However, 12% of GOVT. and 18% of PVT. Schools students of class 6,7,8 sat together. Will this issue be resolved in #ASER2018?

ASERPAKISTAN's tweet photo. The problem of multi-grade teaching continued. #ASER2016 reported that 44% of GOVT. and 28% of PVT. Schools students of class 2,3,4 sat together. However, 12% of GOVT. and 18% of PVT. Schools students of class 6,7,8 sat together. Will this issue be resolved in #ASER2018? https://t.co/zWDhl0923d

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PAL Network

@palnetworkHQ

over 7 years ago

#ASER2016 reported that gender gaps persisted and remained the same as in previous years. In out-of-school children (6-16 years) 11% were girls and 8% boys. Will there be any decline in the #gender gap in #ASER2018? Join us on Feb 19 as we unveil #ASER2018

palnetworkHQ's tweet photo. #ASER2016 reported that gender gaps persisted and remained the same as in previous years. In out-of-school children (6-16 years) 11% were girls and 8% boys.

Will there be any decline in the #gender gap in #ASER2018?

Join us on Feb 19 as we unveil #ASER2018 https://t.co/tBFDcLZGEy

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ASER Pakistan @ASERPAKISTAN

over 7 years ago

#ASER2016 Health & functioning findings of the rural districts of Punjab & KP reported: in Punjab, 2.116% had any mild difficulty while 1.054% had any moderate to severe difficulty. In KP, 2.858% had any mild difficulty while 0.754 had any moderate to severe difficulty. #ASER2018

ASERPAKISTAN's tweet photo. #ASER2016 Health & functioning findings of the rural districts of Punjab & KP reported: in Punjab, 2.116% had any mild difficulty while 1.054% had any moderate to severe difficulty. In KP, 2.858% had any mild difficulty while 0.754 had any moderate to severe difficulty. #ASER2018 https://t.co/Kzt1RrWm2k

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PAL Network

@palnetworkHQ

over 7 years ago

#ASER2016 showed improvement in learning levels of children aged 6-16 years over the years. 52% could read a story (language), 46% could read English sentences while 48% of children could solve 2 digit division in Arithmetic. What will be the learning trend in #ASER2018?

palnetworkHQ's tweet photo. #ASER2016 showed improvement in learning levels of children aged 6-16 years over the years.

52% could read a story (language), 46% could read English sentences while 48% of children could solve 2 digit division in Arithmetic.

What will be the learning trend in #ASER2018? https://t.co/xbwmZcPSyh

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ASER Pakistan @ASERPAKISTAN

over 7 years ago

Boys (5-16 yrs) continued to outperform girls in all three competencies. #ASER2016 found that 43% boys & 36% girls could read sentences (language), 40% boys & 33% girls could read English words, 44% boys & 36% girls could do subtraction. Will there be any change in #ASER2018?

ASERPAKISTAN's tweet photo. Boys (5-16 yrs) continued to outperform girls in all three competencies. #ASER2016 found that 43% boys & 36% girls could read sentences (language), 40% boys & 33% girls could read English words, 44% boys & 36% girls could do subtraction. Will there be any change in #ASER2018? https://t.co/zWU1VcyYYd

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ASER Pakistan @ASERPAKISTAN

over 7 years ago

#ASER2016 reported that gender gaps persisted and remained the same as in previous years. In out-of-school children (6-16 years) 11% were girls and 8% boys. Will there be any decline in the #gender gap in #ASER2018?

ASERPAKISTAN's tweet photo. #ASER2016 reported that gender gaps persisted and remained the same as in previous years. In out-of-school children (6-16 years) 11% were girls and 8% boys. Will there be any decline in the #gender gap in #ASER2018? https://t.co/iilYPQ6Pi6

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Pratham Education Foundation @Pratham_India

almost 8 years ago

Data from #ASER2016 - 50% of children in Grade 5 in rural India unable to read simple text - what does the #teacher teach and to whom? #LIVE now: https://t.co/lcwHH4a4Lg @HKUniversity @luiprize #LUIPrize2018