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File:USAID-funded Southern Sudan Interactive Radio Instruction project.jpg
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Afrikaans: Uit die USAID-webwerf "Soedan: Radio aangewend vir uitsendings van interaktiewe studentelesse. Hierdie plattelandse skoolkinders neem deel aan die USAID-befondsde Suid-Soedanese Interaktiewe Radio-onderrigprojek, wat radio inspan vir interaktiewe studentelesse. Die lesse, gebaseer op Suid-Soedan se laerskoolsillabus, vul klaskameronderrig aan in geletterdheid, Engels, wiskunde en lewensvaardighede vir grade een tot vier. Julie 2010."
English: From USAID site "Sudan: Using Radio to Broadcast Interactive Student Lessons. These rural schoolchildren participate in the USAID-funded Southern Sudan Interactive Radio Instruction project, which uses radio to broadcast interactive student lessons. The lessons, based on Southern Sudan's primary school syllabus, complement classroom instruction in literacy, English, mathematics, and life skills for grades one through four. July 2010." |
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| Source | http://gemini.info.usaid.gov/photos/displayimage.php?pos=-2947 |
| Author | Karl Grobl/Education Development Center Inc. |
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See also: The USAID privacy policy and the USAID Office of Inspector General "Disclaimers & Notices" page
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