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Jeremy Gibbon, the programme director of the Inaugural World Education Week (WEW) spoke about the progress in South African schools, according to providing Quality Education and fulfilling SDG 4. WEW is often called the biggest online educational gathering, and its aim is to accelerate the achievements of SDG 4. The online conference provided a platform for discussion for teachers from over 100 schools worldwide, to collectively work towards promoting inclusive and equitable education. According to Gibbon, South Africa made enormous progress over the years. There is almost no difference in the attendance between girls and boys. Many primary schools report a 100% attendance, but in order to effectively emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, the country should implement the “No Child Left Behind†policy.Â
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Quality education in South Africa
Jeremy Gibbon, the programme director of the Inaugural World Education Week (WEW) spoke about the progress in South African schools, according to providing Quality Education and fulfilling SDG 4. WEW is often called the biggest online educational gathering, and its aim is to accelerate the achievements of SDG 4. The online conference provided a platform for discussion for teachers from over 100 schools worldwide, to collectively work towards promoting inclusive and equitable education. According to Gibbon, South Africa made enormous progress over the years. There is almost no difference in the attendance between girls and boys. Many primary schools report a 100% attendance, but in order to effectively emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, the country should implement the “No Child Left Behind†policy.Â
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