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The situation in such remote areas is further compounded by a shortage of teachers.
Both indicated that a shortage of teachers speaking the Romani language exacerbated the problem.
These courses have been discontinued as there is no longer a shortage of teachers in special education.
The shortage of teachers and schools, especially in rural areas and regions affected by armed conflict; and.
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The programme was working fairly well despite problems such as a shortage of teachers and educational material.
These regions suffer from a shortage of teachers, and the number of admissions in national schools has been in constant decline.
Equality in education seemed to be hampered by high drop-out rates among girls,traditional stereotypes and a shortage of teachers.
In the surveyed districts, a shortage of teachers in Russian and English, music, physics, chemistry, doctors and psychologists was observed.
The report indicates challenges in implementation of free andcompulsory primary education, including a shortage of teachers in some areas para. 105.
The shortage of teachers is a major obstacle to access and good quality education for refugees, asylum-seekers and migrants.
Overall quality of education remains poor due,among others, to the shortage of teachers, teaching materials and facilities especially in remote and dangerous areas;
The shortage of teachers remained a problem, which the Government would try to address under the new Maori-language promotion policy.
Provide and facilitate access to education services and alleviate the problems caused by the lack of schools,crowded classrooms and shortage of teachers and school textbooks;
According to CNDH, another concern was the shortage of teachers in primary and secondary schools in many isolated areas populated by indigenous people.
Afghan women's access to health care and education, including in rural areas, was hindered by problems such as distance, the lack of, orthe poor state of roads and the shortage of teachers and health-care workers.
Shortage of teachers means that many schools have a pupil to teacher ratio above 40.1, with as high as 85.1 ratio in the high potential and urban areas.
As the Prime Minister pointed out during his meeting with the independent expert, the problem of justice is bound up not only with corruption but also with the lack of appropriate training,the deficiencies of law schools in the provinces and the shortage of teachers.
Nonetheless, there was a shortage of teachers, and the nomadic lifestyle of pastoralist communities in arid and semi-arid areas made it difficult to retain enrolled children in school.
Although some progress has been made, there are still difficulties in relation to the training of teachers for adult education, curricular shortcomings, budgetary allocations,a shortage of teacher training colleges, a shortage of teachers, etc.
The shortage of teachers-- 1.9 million teachers are needed by 2015 to achieve primary education-- remains a great challenge at the primary and secondary school levels.
The main reasons for the decline in educational achievements for girls are as follows: poverty,increased education costs, shortage of teachers, and a stereotypical gender perception of the value and role of women and men, which, for girls, results in a lower probability of finding a job.
The report mentions a shortage of teachers and that girls are being admitted to institutions of higher learning on the basis of quotas to eliminate that shortage, though women teachers in 2004 made up almost 50 per cent of all teachers. .
Intensify its efforts to close the gender gap in education, in particular at higher levels, for which it is necessary to have international cooperation and technical assistance so thatit can face up to the shortage of teachers and infrastructure needs in order to eradicate illiteracy and achieve full access to scientific knowledge for its population by using modern teaching methods(Venezuela);
By the 2004/2005 school year, the shortage of teachers in general-education schools of the Republic of Tajikistan amounts to 2,470 teachers.* Temporary measures, such as admitting girls to higher-learning institutions on the basis of quotas, are being used to eliminate that shortage. .
This slow progress is exacerbated by constraints such as demographic change, child labour(it is estimated that 35 per cent of all children in the country aged between 5 and 14 work- 36 per cent of boys and 34 per cent of girls),the small education budget, the shortage of teachers and lack of basic school infrastructure, and the failure to redeploy administrative staff in the centre, north and west of the country.
At a time when the shortage of teachers in many countries has exposed the deteriorating appeal of the profession, it was gratifying to hear education defined as"the glue to hold society together" and to hear teachers speaking out for children, even while grieving for their colleagues who had committed suicide to protest the deplorable conditions of their profession.
This has various results: a lack of school facilities or,if they do exist, inferior physical conditions; a shortage of teachers and insufficient teacher training; a lack of suitable teaching materials; curricula that are not adapted to the cultural realities of those communities; unmet linguistic needs; and so on.
In spite of the heavy investment there are acute shortages of teachers especially at the secondary level. 25 per cent of staff at this level is made up of expatriates.
In the social sectors of education andhealth, critical shortages of teachers, nurses and doctors have adversely affected service delivery.