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Stumbling blocks to universal primary education: Repetition rates decline but dropout rates remain high

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Stumbling blocks to universal primary education: Repetition rates decline but dropout rates remain high
Date
2012
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https://en.unesco.org/news/stumbling-blocks-universal-primary-education-repetition-rates-decline-dropout-rates-remain-high#:~:text=Database%20on%20Education-,Stumbling%20blocks%20to%20universal%20primary%20education%3A%20Repetition%20rates,but%20dropout%20rates%20remain%20high&text=New%20data%20from%20the%20UNESCO,school%20and%20may%20never%20return.
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UNESCO. 2012. ‘Stumbling blocks to universal primary education: Repetition rates decline but dropout rates remain high’. Last accessed https://en.unesco.org/news/stumbling-blocks-universal-primary-education-repetition-rates-decline-dropout-rates-remain-high#:~:text=Database%20on%20Education-,Stumbling%20blocks%20to%20universal%20primary%20education%3A%20Repetition%20rates,but%20dropout%20rates%20remain%20high&text=New%20data%20from%20the%20UNESCO,school%20and%20may%20never%20return.
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