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Quantity Versus Quality in Education: Case Studies in Malawi
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  • 2014Modelling the impact of women’s education on fertility in Malawi23 cited
  • 2014Eliminating School Fees in Low-Income Countries: A Systematic Review18 cited
  • 2016Teachers’ perceptions of the quality of the new Expressive Arts textbooks for Malawi primary schools8 cited
  • 2020Voices of ignorance versus voices of knowledge: Debates on English as medium of instruction in Malawian primary schools3 cited

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