Concern over learning losses in early development centres
The department said there was now evidence from the NIDS-CRAM survey that more school-aged children were not attending school than usual
The department of basic education has raised concerns about learning losses in early development centres.
On Thursday, the department said there was now evidence from the NIDS-CRAM survey that more school-aged children were not attending school than usual, but it was not yet clear whether this was temporary non-attendance or will become permanent (dropout)...
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