Bold TV education plan rolls out in Ivory Coast by 1980
A bold project aims to place a television receiver in every grade school classroom in Ivory Coast by 1980, delivering most teaching via TV. Critics fear loss of traditional methods as enrolment rises toward universal schooling. UNESCO notes TV education can raise liveliness and speed of learning while standardizing teaching quality.
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Pauvert's tele-education plan for Africa faces hard odds
Mr Pauvert urges a seven year schooling system with tele-education to lift Africa toward UNESCO goals for universal primary education by 1980. He cites high costs, repeats, and dropouts under current methods and argues TV lessons could boost high school progression and emphasize agriculture, veterinary science, engineering, business, and medicine. Critics fear Franco-Phony influence and political opposition.
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Harder line in Gazelle dispute in Papua New Guinea
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