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EDUCATION Education Today Newsletter
April - June 2002
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Windows on life
A new programme helps Kosovo Albanian women to read, write and find jobs.
Skander allowed his wife to attend literacy classes on two conditions: that she be accompanied by his mother and that the textbook used in class not be brought home. >> More


 Power to the People
Community learning centres, increasingly popular in Asia and the Pacific, are empowering people to take charge of their own development.  >> More


 University students tackle illiteracy
Students in the Arab region help boost the development of poor communities through literacy classes.  >> More

    
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WANTED! TEACHERS
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SCIENCE EDUCATION IN DANGER?
October - December 2004
THE PRICE OF SCHOOL FEES
July - September 2004
EDUCATING RURAL PEOPLE
April - June 2004
EDUCATION MINISTERS SPEAK OUT
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NEW TECHNOLOGIES: MIRAGE OR MIRACLE?
October - December 2003
THE MOTHER-TONGUE DILEMMA
July - September 2003
EDUCATION: WHO PAYS?
April - June 2003
EDUCATING TEENAGERS
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HIGHER EDUCATION FOR SALE
October - December 2002

LITERACY? YES. BUT WHEN?
July - September 2002

EDUCATION FOR WAR OR FOR PEACE?
April - June 2002

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