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The Gulf has spent heavily on education, building modern schools, universities and digital infrastructure. But investment has not always translated into stronger learning outcomes. The next challenge is harder: turning education into human capital.
Our latest analysis examines the Gulf’s education paradox, with a focus on #SaudiArabia, teacher quality, curriculum reform and labor-market needs.
https://arabinform.com/the-gulfs-education-paradox-more-investment-uneven-results/
The Arabinform Journal The Gulf’s Education Paradox: More Investment, Uneven Results - The Arabinform Journal Gulf education systems have moved beyond the challenge of access and infrastructure, but learning outcomes still lag ambitions. Their next phase of reform depends on better teachers, stronger accountability, relevant curricula and closer alignment between…
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