'Pop-Up' Schools Provide A Glimmer Of Hope For Third World Countries
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For those of us that live in the United States and other developed nations, good quality education is something we take for granted. But such is not the case in most third world countries. In places like Kenya, access to schools is severely limited and even those that do exist are producing poor academic results. Now, thanks to an innovative 'out of the box' solution provided by Bridge International Academies, there may be hope.
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- maasky12년 이하:)
- maasky12년 이하its kind of them to do this for them
- maasky12년 이하cool
iluvmusic12년 이하i think it's that they have more higher education
soccerbear12년 이하aww that's great
soccer99887445512년 이하WOW amazing and cute- soccer99887445512년 이하aww that is so kind just remember for the people whom are doing this THANK YOU I APPRECIATE IT
- Emerald12년 이하How much does it cost?
- The manual12년 이하I don’t think that this “one size fit all” will be as successful in other countries. It will not be successful because of the needs of the students in the classrooms. Some students need more help and practice in certain areas, while some students are being held back by this “one size fits all” approaches. There will be some success in this approach, and this is self-evident. However, this approach is limiting the success, growth, and knowledge of students, and this cannot become acceptable. It doesn’t matter if you live in a third world country or the USA, education should never become a “one size fits all system.” Rather, it should be a system in which students are given the opportunity to learn in their individualistic way, to ensure the greatest possible success for each and every student.
- Boaty12년 이하Good. Good for them.