@DebHarnish So sad..this also reminds me of enrollment rates in Tanzania (my group's chapter project country). It would be a long process to help this issue. #MU511
https://t.co/VZZgeSpHc0 More info on issues facing education in Nigeria. Poor attitudes towards teachers and salaries, poor working conditions, issues with quality not standards, teacher education also lacking now more than ever #MU511
In Nigeria, more and more students are completing higher education and still unemployed. They thought it contributed to the economic growth and development, but are still the "educated unemployed" -Gutek,p 434 #MU511
@MoSauder79 Way too many students, but I think remaining with the same kids all day long is good for students to build relationships with each other and feel more comfortable answering questions/ speaking in front of the class #MU511
@dgjansen133 commitment & focus along with aligned systems to attain the goal- reminds me of "The Smartest Kids in World" book- Japan/Finland similar #MU511
@tracie_homsher How can teachers help this? Sad to see such a high percentage! Poverty is one of leading causes of dropout rates, look for "signs" #MU511
@Eringradclass Clean school clean soul/mind- also probably gives students an appreciation for hard work and how to take care of their surroundings! #MU511
@ShakiyyahBf Good read If school is too "easy" it can destroy passion for learning- love how they are teaching kids to play violin from young age #MU511
@HMI_MUaccount Authoritative style in Mexico's educ system- monitoring teacher compliance rather than the bodies that initiate change- strong quote! #MU511