Should Guinea Bissau be supported to develop its education system, "without rest"? YES, but why? Guinea Bissau is a country caught between Senegal and Guinea Conakry, two francophone countries. The official language is Portuguese, but the majority of the population speak Crioulo, a Creole and national languages, such as the Balante, Peul ...
Faut-il aider la Guinée Bissau à développer son système éducatif, « sans relâche et sans condescendance » ? OUI, mais pourquoi ? La Guinée Bissau est un pays pris en tenaille entre le Sénégal et la Guinée Conakry, deux pays francophones.
The Koranic schools is a controversial issue, but research in education can serve to calm down the debate. The Koranic schools and pupils, talibés, are an inescapable social fact in Senegal. Despite their high visibility they have long been overshadowed by discussions on development aid and thus receive little support from donors and supervision from national authorities.The central question is whether the Koranic schooling is genuinely opposed to a formal education system inherited from colonialism.
Après dix ans de production sans cesse, notre blog est maintenaint en travaux. Plus de contenus et une nouvelle mise en page vous attendent à partir de septembre.
After ten years of continuous publications, our blog is now under construction. More content and a new layout await you starting this September.
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