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More children than ever are going to school. But are they really learning?

By Lant Pritchett

World Economic Forum

November 18, 2022

Enrollment in education doesn’t equate to quality of learning.
Technology-backed programmes in Africa are beginning to make in-roads in delivering lessons and assessing learning levels.
Improving education systems through augmented learning stands to have huge economic benefits.

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