A video for Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey who before his election said that he would help schools. The second that he is voted in he directs to cut $113 million in non-classroom spending and cuts $10 million from extra charter school aid. The states three universities will see a $75 million reduction from the current years $768 million in state aid. UNICEF says this: Must invest more. The resources allocated to education are far too limited. It is possible and necessary for countries to mobilize more resources from their domestic budgets. Should adopt resource allocation policies that explicitly focus on the most disadvantaged children and on regions in order to decrease the equity gap. Should prioritize basic education in low-income countries. In middle-income countries investments should be aimed primarily at secondary, technical and vocational education. High-income countries should focus on tertiary education. Must focus on investments that have the greatest impact for access and learning. The most cost-effective interventions and policies should be identified on a country by country basis using strong evidence. Need to strengthen learning assessment systems, in particular for the early grades. Better data on marginalized children, especially on children with disabilities, should also be gathered to ensure that the barriers to school access are eliminated. Should be more accountable to communities, parents and children for education results. Should also provide non-formal or ‘second-chance’ programm2s to give excluded children and youth opportunities to gain an education.
Posted on: Sat, 24 Jan 2015 22:32:01 +0000
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