Organization and Financing of Self-Help Education in Kenya. Financing Educational Systems [electronic resource] : Specific Case Studies-4 / J. E. Anderson.
This study illustrates and analyzes the part which community self-help has played in the financing of education in Kenya. Particular attention is paid to the view that although such local communities tend to reduce short-term costs for governments, they limit, at the same time, the opportunities to...
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| Language: | English |
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| Summary: | This study illustrates and analyzes the part which community self-help has played in the financing of education in Kenya. Particular attention is paid to the view that although such local communities tend to reduce short-term costs for governments, they limit, at the same time, the opportunities to develop new and wider strategies of educational development. The document begins with a historical survey of the self-help schools. It then considers the organization, financing, and control of education (since Kenyan independence) at the pre-first level, first-level, and second-level schools. Separate chapters consider the self-help factor at each of these three levels and include case studies of unaided schools at these different levels. (Author/DN) |
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| Item Description: | ERIC Document Number: ED082336. Availability: UNIPUB, Inc., P. O. Box 443, New York, New York 10016 ($2.00). ERIC Note: Related documents are EA 005 446-448. |
| Physical Description: | 72 p. |