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Quality Indicators of Multigrade Instruction in Southeast Asian Countries

Taking on the task of teaching a classroom of students each day takes a toll on any teacher. But just imagine how a teacher could ensure the learning of students comprised of children of multiple ages and learning levels in one place that is hardly recognizable as a classroom.

 

Such a situation, known as multigrade instruction, is often a permanent scenario in impoverished communities isolated by geography and social differences with shortages in teaching-learning resources and basic infrastructure, or in areas with low or declining enrollments in Southeast
Asian countries.

Other Resources
  • Quarterly Newsletter – July-September 2021
  • INNOTECH eNewsletter – March 2018
  • INNOTECH eNewsletter – November 2012
  • Education and Development: Human Resources and Development – Part III
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