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The impact of teacher incentives on foundational learning in Tanzania

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The impact of teacher incentives on foundational learning in Tanzania

2023-11-03
By Twaweza
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Yesterday, VoxDev (Development economics from research to practice) published an article on the results of KiuFunza, Twaweza’s innovative teacher incentive programme. This post describes how KiuFunza in 2015-16 tested two programmes that both improved foundational literacy and numeracy in public primary schools in Tanzania.

“Stadi”, a cheap and easy to communicate version of the programme was most (cost-)effective, and is currently being scaled up in the worst performing schools in Tanzania.

Read the full article here.

Learn more about KiuFunza here and here. 

 

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