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Human_Development

East African Quality in Early Learning (EAQEL) 2009-2011

KENYA, UGANDA, 2009 - 2011
Human Development (HD)
African Population and Health Research Center
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CSV JSON

Other specified: Important problem facing in dealing with grade 1-3 learners (q211_othLMOSTimpproblem)

Data file: Schools_Characteristics

Overview

vald 30
invd 0
Interval discrete

Questions and instructions

Literal question
Qn2.11: Other specified: What is the MOST pressing problem you face in dealing with class 1-3 learners in your school?
Categories
Value Category
and sitting facilities
big class size
desk too high for them to use. they stand to write.
distance to school is long thus children lack concentartion due to tiredness
inadequate / no teaching material
inadiquate roads and most homes are far from school
lack of desks
lack of infrastracture
lack of learners materials and furniture for sitting
lack of learning materials
lack of learning materials such as desk and text books
lack of materials like text books and desks
lack of proper foundation not taken to ecd due to fpe
lack of seats,chalkboard,teachers
lack of space for the learners
lack of text books
lack of text books and learning aids
lack of text books,non text books materials
lack of uniforms
leaners are too many,yet teachers are few
learners being slow in understanding
no desks at all for the pupils
no trained teacher (specialised) for youngsters
over enrollment and under staffing
pupils to raw since they don't attend nursery
reading and writing english
some are too young for p1
teacher to pupil ratio to match
they don't have a class they study under a tree
under staffing (lack of enough teachers)
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Question pretext
2.0 HEAD TEACHER-SPECIFIC DATA
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