Private Schools for the Poor JAMES TOOLEY The accepted wisdom is that private schools serve the privileged; everyone else, especially the poor, requires public school. The poor, so this logic goes, - James Tooley - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Private Schools for the Poor JAMES TOOLEY The accepted wisdom is that private schools serve the privileged; everyone else, especially the poor, requires public school. The poor, so this logic goes, Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-02-28 08:59:00 Open Document File Size: 279,45 KB Share Result on Facebook City Delhi / Kibera / Lagos / Hyderabad / Tyne / Accra / Newcastle / Nairobi / / Company ABC / International Finance Corporation / / Continent Africa / / Country Kenya / United States / Nigeria / United Kingdom / China / Ghana / India / / Currency USD / / Event Person Communication and Meetings / Natural Disaster / / Facility University of Newcastle / / IndustryTerm electricity / sewage systems / finance arm / / Organization John M. Templeton Foundation / Kenyan government / World Bank / John Templeton Foundation / Oxfam / Ghana Statistical Service / Commission for Africa / University of Newcastle / / Person Bill Clinton / Tony Blair / Peter Jennings / Mwai Kibaki / / Position author / teacher / Prime Minister / president / professor of education policy / poor fisherman / school proprietor / / ProvinceOrState Gansu Province / / Region sub-Saharan Africa / southern Ghana / /

Private Schools for the Poor JAMES TOOLEY The accepted wisdom is that private schools serve the privileged; everyone else, especially the poor, requires public school. The poor, so this logic goes,Add to Reading List