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         <title>Education in Rhodesia </title>
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         <title>History of Education in Rhodesia/Zimbabwe   </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>- Became more structured when Rhodesia became Zimbabwe<br> <br>-1980 education was declared a basic human right<br><br>- Zimbabwe's Millennium Development Goals was to achieve universal education for all students; however, the goal was not achieved as of 2015<br> <br>-Zimbabwe education befits the wealthy and males <br> <br>-However, Zimbabwe has the highest adult literacy rate in Africa which in 2010 was 92%</div>]]></description>
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         <title>Gender Differences in Education</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>-Gender differences are less predominant in primary education than they are in secondary education<br><br>-85 % of females, and 80 % of males, completed primary school<br><br>-Only 48.8 % of females achieved secondary education or higher, while 62 % of males achieved secondary education or higher.<br><br>-Females are more likely to drop out&nbsp;<br><br>-Gender stereotypes are common in text books </div>]]></description>
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         <title>Education in Nervous Condition </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>-P. 1 "It was the end of term and we were expecting him home by the afternoon"<br>-P.4 "It had been my uncle's idea that Namo should go to school at the mission."<br>-P.5 "My brother had already begun to distinguish himself by coming top of his class."<br>-P. 13 "Namo began in the year he turned seven."<br>-P. 17"He knew it would be up to him to make suer his younger sisters were educated<br>-P. 89 " Babamukuru had summoned meet make sure that I knew how lucky I was to be there."<br>-P. 103 "As for me, no one even think about the things I gave up."<br>-P. 106 "Which is the better missionary- one who sent his child to a Government school or one who sent his child to the missionary school." </div>]]></description>
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