Titlebook: Giving Space to African Voices; Rights in Local Lang Zehlia Babaci-Wilhite Book 2014 SensePublishers-Rotterdam, The Netherlands 2014 Local

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Localization of Instruction as a Right in Education this choice for children’s rights in education. We raise the question of why two African countries, Tanzania and Nigeria are disregarding evidence that local LoI is essential for both learning and identity. Our intention is to contribute new perspectives to policy debates concerning language choices in education.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6209-734-6Local curriculum; Local languages; Rights in education

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230596191 this choice for children’s rights in education. We raise the question of why two African countries, Tanzania and Nigeria are disregarding evidence that local LoI is essential for both learning and identity. Our intention is to contribute new perspectives to policy debates concerning language choice

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Localization of Instruction as a Right in Education this choice for children’s rights in education. We raise the question of why two African countries, Tanzania and Nigeria are disregarding evidence that local LoI is essential for both learning and identity. Our intention is to contribute new perspectives to policy debates concerning language choice

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Book 2014education. Despite all the scientifically-based evidence on the improved quality of education through the use of a local language and local knowledge, Englishas a language of instruction and “Western” knowledge based curriculum continue to be used at all educational levels in many developing nations

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2214-9880 ity learning and rights in education in the South for socialThis book sets out to bring voices of the South to the debate on localization of education and makes the case that it should be considered a right in education. Despite all the scientifically-based evidence on the improved quality of educat

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