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Posted on 06/10/2016 by Ian Grove-Stephensen Tagged india james tooley lagos low-cost schools monrovia nigeria private education private schools sierra leone tooley CommentsNo Comments on Low-cost private schooling

Low-cost private schooling

Notwithstanding my general preference for state, non-selective, secular schooling, I am fascinated by Prof James Tooley’s work promoting the value of low-cost private schools. These two recent articles are well worth your time:

School choice has worked in India. But we need to compare like with like.
Private or Public: Does the proliferation of low-fee/low-cost private schools improve or impede learning for all?

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