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"Did you know that kids growing up in poverty hear 30 million fewer words by age 3? Chances are, if you're the type of person who reads a newspaper or listens to NPR, you've heard that statistic before ..."  
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"More people than ever before can read but there’s still a literacy problem in poorer countries ..."
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"Technology is not always the answer to eradicating poverty, says a former Microsoft executive. Imagine that ..."
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"By Claudia Costin, Senior Director for Education at the World Bank, Silvia Montoya, Director of the UNESCO Institute for Statistics and Karen Mundy, Chief Technical Officer at the Global Partnership ..."
Madison & Morgan's curator insight,
April 8, 2015 1:35 PM
This article explains Afirca's intellectual view point. Young girls in Africa are often "left behind" in education whereas, most girls don't even step foot in a school. Poverty is believed to be the biggest barrier in a girls education.
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"Schools meeting the federal ConnectED goals have budgets for accessing the Internet that are 450 times larger than those that are not meeting those goals ..."
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"HEART were asked to produce a report focusing on the use of ICTs in education programme delivery, particularly to deliver learning. The focus is on primary and secondary education in low income countries, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia..."
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"Games that create reflective, independent thinkers. Explore this Games for Building Critical Thinking Skills Top Picks list of 30 tools curated by Common Sense Education editors to find relevant and engaging edtech solutions for your classroom ..."
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"Too many students from poor families get accepted to college, but never show up. This is a low-cost solution ..."
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"Poorer teenagers spend roughly the same time online as their wealthier classmates. But they're using this time differently, and it's counting against them ..."
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April 3, 2017 1:54 AM
This article shows statistics that tell us that disadvantaged students don't use the internet the same as rich students. This is believed to be so because poor students only have access to internet at school. It states that disadvantages teenagers are less likely to take advantage of online opportunities because they are unaware of them.
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"Perhaps unsurprisingly, almost half of all nonprofits and public charities end in failure. This is due to a lot of different factors – lack of planning is ..."
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"The continent's poor have tasted the power of the internet and have a desire for more ..."
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"From poverty to inept governments, the Web is facing ever greater barriers to growth. As a result, its rate of expansion has declined for the fourth year in a row to just 6.6% in 2014 -- down from 14.7% in 2010 -- according to Internet.org ..."
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"A new study showing explosive growth in student poverty suggests that rather than raising standards and testing students more, the biggest change we need to address may be that of our student body..."
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