Of even greater concern, is the quality of education in schools in Angola, with more than 75 per cent of teachers never having received any relevant training.
Some graduates are Colorado residents; many are drawn to our state for an education and, because the great quality of life the Centennial State offers, decide to stay.
Local authorities, which once had great influence on the quality of education in their areas, now submit without argument to the privatisation of education.
It means that administrators are not working with their individual teachers to become better, but it also means that districts are not holding principals accountable for what should be considered their greatest responsibility -- the quality of education happening in the classrooms of their schools.
By devoting $500 million to early learning, the administration is returning to a pledge President Obama made in his campaign, when he called for greater investments in lifting the quality of education from birth to kindergarten, and extending families' access to them.
Yet, despite the great success of its education system, Singapore has been reforming it to lay less stress on rote-learning and repetitive tests and more on self-expression.In China itself great dissatisfaction exists with the quality of education, and a debate rages about discipline.
At the national level, Viet Nam has made great strides in improving the quality of education for children at the primary and secondary levels, with little difference between school achievement for boys and girls.
The new Clinical Skills Lab has great potential and could enhance the quality of education.
A life skills curriculum adopted by several schools has had great success at improving the overall quality of education.
