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...ou should check out his other OLPC speeches on http://www.olpctalks.com My favorite is his comment that
schools
need \"magic\" and pilot projects are ridiculous http://www.olpcnews.com/implementat...
Tuesday, 23 January 2007
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Funding departments instead of people cheats everyone
(Analysis/Analysis)
...is is before the contributions required from parents to complement the subsidy. According to PSSA (Private
Schools
South Africa) the majority of the 2,000 private
schools
charge less than R 8,000 per ...
Saturday, 15 March 2008
3.
Black Swans, Cost Overruns and Industrial Tariffs
(Analysis/Analysis)
...swans" to explain precisely why the cost overruns were necessary and why we didn't need the extra
schools
or hospitals. The latest on this is that government is to reduce tariffs on products...
Tuesday, 14 August 2007
4.
One Laptop Per Child, now costing 75% more ...
(Analysis/Analysis)
...US $ 175 million to purchase a batch of computers. That alone, in South Africa, would pay for 65 new
schools
. And we do need them. As ME Surty, the deputy minister of education, decl...
Sunday, 29 April 2007
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We're from Mars and we want to help: four lessons in development
(Analysis/Analysis)
...stainable habits with donations and largesse. Young Martians come to Earth as volunteers and work in
schools
and factories, not teaching, just doing what we used to do far better than we can our...
Monday, 05 February 2007
6.
The Martians Really Care: four points to govern development
(Analysis/Ideas and Challenges)
... the show. Rural Poland plays host to thousands of eccentric aliens who enjoy the climate and set up
schools
where they teach in their own language in a way totally foreign to the locals. ...
Friday, 26 January 2007
7.
Government rewards the worst schools for poor performance
(Analysis/Analysis)
...r lives. True to form, Gauteng education MEC Angie Motshekga has dropped her threat to close dysfunctional
schools
. “We will be able to turn them around,” Motshekga said yesterday of...
Wednesday, 10 January 2007
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Does Africa need the most expensive school in the world?
(Analysis/Analysis)
...ed in a previous post, is this really the most effective use of resources? The most expensive independent
schools
in South Africa offering the best educations, and including room and board, charge ab...
Monday, 08 January 2007
9.
X Challenge: Develop the cheapest most effective school
(Analysis/Analysis)
...y the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), they show that higher computer use in
schools
correlates with lower maths scores and a reduced reading ability. One laptop pe...
Friday, 05 January 2007
10.
How much does a free education cost?
(Analysis/Analysis)
...be painted on, the academy is an expensive way to achieve its objectives. The most expensive private
schools
in the country charge around $ 6 900 per year for tuition and produce internationally...
Tuesday, 02 January 2007
11.
School vouchers offer the poorest an opportunity to learn at better schools
(Analysis/Analysis)
...bsp; The standard approach, followed by virtually every government in the world, is that they should build
schools
, staff them, and supply their services at a subsidised price in order to promote educ...
Friday, 29 December 2006
12.
"Madiba's children" failed by their government
(Analysis/Analysis)
...ern education. It has failed, and failed spectacularly. It is no surprise that the number of private
schools
in South Africa is blossoming. There are now 1 098 of them, and their universit...
Thursday, 28 December 2006
13.
Senescence, the death of development
(Analysis/Analysis)
...l over the show. Rural Poland plays host to thousands of eccentric aliens who enjoy the climate and set up
schools
where they teach in their own language in a way totally foreign to the locals. They w...
Saturday, 09 December 2006
14.
Vouchers and Individual Choice
(Analysis/Analysis)
...ople. Then I really don’t care what happens and my spending may take on biblical proportions. Public
schools
are a public good where politicians spend taxpayers’ money on other people&rsqu...
Saturday, 04 November 2006
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Ratings Subscriptions
(Static Content)
...development consultants and gateways) Health (HIV/AIDS orphanages and antiretroviral treatment) Education (
schools
and skills training programs) Service offerings: Annual subscription per sector - Wes...
Sunday, 17 December 2006
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