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Understanding educational financing: a manual for developing countries

By: Mohammed, Jennifer | Lochan, Samuel

Publisher: Commonwealth Secretariat ; London ; [2001?]Description: v, 195 pISBN: 0-85092-669-6Subject(s): EDUCATIONAL FINANCING | SCHOOLS | CARIBBEAN | EDUCATIONAL PLANNING | EDUCATION | RESOURCE ALLOCATIONSummary: Presents educational financing modules, that evolved from a series of seminars held in the small states of the Caribbean and the Pacific, focused on improving the financial understanding and budgetary skills of key education personnel. Covers themes such as development thinking and the implications for education, assessing the local educational environment; planning the financing of education; budgeting and negotiating; school financing; project planning and use of technology. Provides overviews of the issues, detailed content relevant to themes, includes definitions, teaching materials and extended interaction with materials through boxed excerpts, reflective questions and hands-on activities, case studies and summaries.

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Presents educational financing modules, that evolved from a series of seminars held in the small states of the Caribbean and the Pacific, focused on improving the financial understanding and budgetary skills of key education personnel. Covers themes such as development thinking and the implications for education, assessing the local educational environment; planning the financing of education; budgeting and negotiating; school financing; project planning and use of technology. Provides overviews of the issues, detailed content relevant to themes, includes definitions, teaching materials and extended interaction with materials through boxed excerpts, reflective questions and hands-on activities, case studies and summaries.

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