While Bloom may have imagined mentors reciting lessons and provisioning lectures, lessons and lectures can be recorded (often with higher production quality than a live lecture) so mentors can focus on individual students.
Students sit on benches made of roughly hewn logs, reciting lessons inscribed on a chalkboard propped against the tree trunk.
By Rachel Beck JUBA, Southern Sudan, 30 November 2006 – Like children everywhere, students in Southern Sudan spend most of their mornings studying textbooks, reciting lessons and trying to keep still.
BANGUI, Central African Republic, 20 August 2014 – The grounds of the Boy Rabe Monastery in Bangui are filled with the sounds of children – singing, counting, reciting lessons.
Finding a safe space for learning in a country beset by violence BANGUI, Central African Republic, 20 August 2014 – The grounds of the Boy Rabe Monastery in Bangui are filled with the sounds of children – singing, counting, reciting lessons.
GEM clubs help more girls get to school in Southern Sudan JUBA, Southern Sudan, 30 November 2006 – Like children everywhere, students in Southern Sudan spend most of their mornings studying textbooks, reciting lessons and trying to keep still.
Gabrielle Menezes and Amy Ahn MAKENI, Sierra Leone, 28 July 2005 – Children in the village of Makondo recite their lessons in a cramped makeshift schoolroom.
Learn it a day at a time: at the start of the day, recite which lessons you have that day.
One student, Karambiri Basirou, 13, forced his way through the crowd and began to recite his lesson.
In twelve separate rooms off a mud courtyard, girls in headscarves sat on reed mats, reciting their lessons in unison.
