How the Private Sector Educates the World’s Poorest People
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October 10, 2017
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1:09:10Now PlayingPrivate schools for the poor have flourished in places like Ghana, India, Kenya, and China – even when government officials deny the schools’ very existence. Devoted parents who want the best education for their children are building and supporting small, low-cost, and effective private schools. In The Beautiful Tree, Dr. James Tooley chronicles his journey through parts of the developing world, painting a vivid picture of the power of determined parents and an entrepreneurial environment for education. His research and stories show the ways that these communities are embracing the innovation and quality of the private sector to help their children escape the inadequacies of government-run schools.
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