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Eliason 1990 |
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Eliason, Jim . 1990. "Review of 'Papua New Guinea Journal of Education October 1989:25(2)' by PNGJE 1971--." READ: Promoting Literacy and Literature. | |
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The Papua New Guinea Journal of Education is deemed interesting to SIL workers in Papua New Guinea because of its analysis of that country's educational situation. Notes articles by | |
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Sanders compares cultural learning styles of the Kamasu (typical of Papua New Guinea rural settings) with expectations placed on children in formal schools. | |
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Boorer describes the disparity between the role of teachers as perceived by governments of developing nations, and their role as perceived by the teachers themselves. | |
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Sail skeptically views the prospects of Universal Primary education by 1999, and recommends further monitoring of application procedures and analysis. | |
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