Add to ORKGThe poor state of Peru’s education system is one of the biggest challenges to the nation’s continued development. This article reviews the recent decentralization of public education; gives an overview of the demographic, cultural, and financial difficulties faced by the system; and provides recommendations for further development
In the past few decades, education in Peru has shown increased enrolment, especially in primary scho...
As public schools in Peru consistently rank in the bottom in numerous international and national edu...
SUMMARY Adverse macroeconomic conditions and keen intersectoral competition for public funds have r...
As Latin America’s fastest growing economy since 2001, Peru is now an upper middle-income country. H...
Latin American countries have been enjoying a strong growth during the 2000s for the first time sinc...
A paradox exists in Latin American countries: the expansion of education has been very significant i...
Measurements of learning outcomes have found that too many children in Peru are graduating from prim...
This article discusses the current ways in which the Peruvian government raises revenues, with a spe...
Decentralization is a fairly recent process in Peru that has been driven by a mixture of democratiza...
Despite improvements in enrolment rates in recent decades, the Peruvian school system still has seri...
Over the past few decades, Peru has shown significant increases in enrolment in basic education, whi...
We are before a change of government and the question we ask ourselves each time there is a change o...
ABSTRACT Peru is in the central, western part of South America. It is the third largest country in ...
This paper analyzes the relative importance of short term financial constraints vis a vis skills and...
The last few decades have seen an enormous increase in pre-school, primary, and secondary school enr...
In the past few decades, education in Peru has shown increased enrolment, especially in primary scho...
As public schools in Peru consistently rank in the bottom in numerous international and national edu...
SUMMARY Adverse macroeconomic conditions and keen intersectoral competition for public funds have r...
As Latin America’s fastest growing economy since 2001, Peru is now an upper middle-income country. H...
Latin American countries have been enjoying a strong growth during the 2000s for the first time sinc...
A paradox exists in Latin American countries: the expansion of education has been very significant i...
Measurements of learning outcomes have found that too many children in Peru are graduating from prim...
This article discusses the current ways in which the Peruvian government raises revenues, with a spe...
Decentralization is a fairly recent process in Peru that has been driven by a mixture of democratiza...
Despite improvements in enrolment rates in recent decades, the Peruvian school system still has seri...
Over the past few decades, Peru has shown significant increases in enrolment in basic education, whi...
We are before a change of government and the question we ask ourselves each time there is a change o...
ABSTRACT Peru is in the central, western part of South America. It is the third largest country in ...
This paper analyzes the relative importance of short term financial constraints vis a vis skills and...
The last few decades have seen an enormous increase in pre-school, primary, and secondary school enr...
In the past few decades, education in Peru has shown increased enrolment, especially in primary scho...
As public schools in Peru consistently rank in the bottom in numerous international and national edu...
SUMMARY Adverse macroeconomic conditions and keen intersectoral competition for public funds have r...