Community-Based Education Initiatives' Influence on School Attendance and Dropout Rates in Rural Malawi: A Survey Study

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Hauptverfasser: Zulu, Simuwakwere, Phiri, Kasambara, Nyoni, Chilufya
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author Zulu, Simuwakwere
Phiri, Kasambara
Nyoni, Chilufya
author_facet Zulu, Simuwakwere
Phiri, Kasambara
Nyoni, Chilufya
contents <p>Community-based education initiatives have been proposed as a means to address educational disparities in rural areas of developing countries like Malawi. A mixed-methods approach was employed, including quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews to gather data from a representative sample of schools. The survey revealed that community-based education initiatives significantly increased school attendance by 20% compared to control groups without such programmes. Community-based education initiatives play a crucial role in improving educational outcomes, particularly for primary school students in rural Malawi. Further implementation of these initiatives should be prioritised alongside other socio-economic interventions to enhance educational access and success.</p>
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spellingShingle Community-Based Education Initiatives' Influence on School Attendance and Dropout Rates in Rural Malawi: A Survey Study
Zulu, Simuwakwere
Phiri, Kasambara
Nyoni, Chilufya
Rural
Community-Based Education
Dropout Rates
School Attendance
Developmental Psychology
Evaluation Studies
Rural Development
<p>Community-based education initiatives have been proposed as a means to address educational disparities in rural areas of developing countries like Malawi. A mixed-methods approach was employed, including quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews to gather data from a representative sample of schools. The survey revealed that community-based education initiatives significantly increased school attendance by 20% compared to control groups without such programmes. Community-based education initiatives play a crucial role in improving educational outcomes, particularly for primary school students in rural Malawi. Further implementation of these initiatives should be prioritised alongside other socio-economic interventions to enhance educational access and success.</p>
title Community-Based Education Initiatives' Influence on School Attendance and Dropout Rates in Rural Malawi: A Survey Study
topic Rural
Community-Based Education
Dropout Rates
School Attendance
Developmental Psychology
Evaluation Studies
Rural Development
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18832851