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A little girl at the Palace of Abomey

A nap after lunch

A school out in the open

An inclusive curriculum responds to the diverse needs of learners

Bilingual class at Footscray Primary School

Buddy reading

Child working

Father Nicolo's Association

Guayami Indigenous Reserve

Improving ability to read and write

Non-Formal Education Programme (NFE) started by the Women's Association of Bhutan.

North Westminster community school in London

Oriang Primary School, Kenya

Outside classes

Professional training of young girls

Reading to children amongst shacks

Reading with class-mates at Meanprasatwittaya School in Bangkok

Samburu children near Maralal

School children in a rural primary school in northern Mali

Supawan School in Bangkok

The interaction among learners is a fundamental component for an inclusive approach

The Robinson Mission

Wangpala Primary School, Kenya

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Updated:21-04-2008 1:18 pm

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