Case Studies in Extending the School Day in Latin America
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World Bank, Washington, DC
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The case study in extending the school
day in Latin America includes the following countries in
this paper: Argentina, Rio Negro, Chile, Brazil, Sao Paulo,
Uruguay, Argentina, Mendoza, El Salvador, and Mexico.
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SKILLS, EMPLOYMENT, SCHOOL MANAGEMENT TEAM, PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS, BASIC EDUCATION, EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENTS, BLACKBOARDS, TEACHERS, EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES, PRIMARY EDUCATION STUDENTS, SCHOOL COUNCIL, TRADITIONAL SCHOOLING, NUMBER OF SCHOOLS, STATE SCHOOLS, SCHOOLING, ACADEMIC DEGREES, TUITION, NATURAL SCIENCES, ENROLLMENT, SCHOOL DAY, SKILLS DEVELOPMENT, EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY, PRIMARY EDUCATION EDUCATION, PUBLIC SCHOOLING, GROUPS, EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT, READING HABITS, NATIONAL CURRICULUM, INSTRUCTIONAL TIME, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES, AFTERNOON SHIFT, CURRICULAR REFORM, ACCESS TO KNOWLEDGE, TEACHING ASSISTANTS, EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, SOCIAL SCIENCES, PRIVATE PRIVATE, SCHOOL PROJECTS, KNOWLEDGE, TRAINING, PARTNERSHIPS, SCHOOL COMMUNITY, PRIVATE SCHOOLS, SECONDARY SCHOOLS, SCHOOL DAYS, ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT, ECONOMICS OF EDUCATION, SCHOOL SCHEDULE, CURRICULUM CONTENT, SCHOOL PROJECT, CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES, EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, LEARNING, EDUCATIONAL EQUITY, EDUCATION SYSTEM, RESEARCH, MUNICIPAL SCHOOLS, TEACHING, WORKING MOTHERS, LIBRARIES, PRIMARY SCHOOLS, PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOLS, READING, SCHOOL MANAGEMENT, SCHOOL YEAR, SPORTS, EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE, SOCIAL PARTICIPATION, SCHOOL EXPANSION, WORKERS, PUBLIC PRIMARY EDUCATION, AVERAGE CLASS SIZE, SCHOOL EQUIPMENT, STUDENT, SCHOOLS, PARTICIPATION, EDUCATION REFORM, LEARNING OUTCOMES, MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, GRADUATION RATES, AGE GROUPS, YOUTH, CLASS SIZE, SCHOOL COUNCILS, GRADE REPETITION, NUTRITION, PEDAGOGICAL REFORM, ADOLESCENTS, CURRICULUM, SCHOOL SCHOOLS, TEACHER, SCHOOL MODEL, SCHOOL NUTRITION, CURRICULAR FRAMEWORK, EDUCATIONAL NEEDS, CHILDREN, COST PER STUDENT, EDUCATION, INVESTMENT, INSTRUCTIONAL HOURS, PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS, SCHOOL DIRECTORS, SCHOOL SUPERVISORS, PUBLIC SCHOOLS, SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS, UNIVERSITY, STUDENTS, INTERVENTIONS, EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES, CURRICULAR GUIDELINES, PRIMARY EDUCATION, DEGREES, NUTRITION PROGRAM, CONTINUING EDUCATION, CLASSROOM, REPETITION RATES, SCHOOL PROGRAM, CLASSROOMS, SCHOOL, SCHOOL LUNCH, SECONDARY EDUCATION, EDUCATION STUDENTS