1.88 The student teacher ratio in the elementary cycle will have been reduced to 32 1.

Although the women have more first degrees than the men, they are less likely to have postgraduate qualifications, and more women have only a bachelor apos s degree.

1.89 The student teacher ratio in the preparatory cycle will have been reduced to 25 1.

Student teacher ratios in primary schools range from 34 43 1 in the rural areas and are about 46 1 in the city.

Attention must be drawn to the large percentage of women teachers on the staff of primary schools.

The National Report on Education for all (EFA), 2000, reported that the mean teacher student ratio in primary schools was 1 23 and in secondary schools was 1 12.

1.90 The repetition rate will have been reduced to an average of 3.77 per cent in the elementary cycle and 5.9 per cent in the preparatory cycle.

In the programme on teaching staff for the period up to 2007, specific attention will be paid to increasing the proportion of ethnic minority staff within the teaching profession.

Table 6 Teachers Training Colleges, Various Years

There is an average pupil teacher ratio of 60 to 1, and in some cases even 100 to 1, at the primary level.

Student teachers (Veraguas Teacher Training College) trained directly by Office staff

Some of these factors are inherent to the proper system such as the quality of education, availability of didactic material, quality of teachers and the education ministered, and the higher teacher to student ratio.

The rate of Arab men in teachers training colleges was 8.2 , compared to 7.6 in 2002 2003.

A lot of the effort in humanizing the classroom is focused on student to teacher ratios.

In the education sector the pattern in many countries is that most teachers at the primary school level are female, with the proportion of male teachers increasing at higher levels of education.

The ratio of teachers to pupils at primary school level is 14 3, at the middle school level 11 6 and at the secondary school level 7 6.

As table 6 indicates, while in 1990, 99 per cent of teaching staff at the initial level were women, that figure fell to 77 per cent at the primary level and 54 per cent at the secondary level.

In Cuba, 100 per cent of children had access to all health care services, while 99.4 per cent of primary school age children attended school, including those receiving special education, benefiting from a pupil teacher ratio of 20 to 1.

The results of this situation are a very high teacher pupil ratio (1 120), which is hardly conducive to good teaching and learning a large number of children of school age, particularly girls, who do not enrol in school and high school dropout rates.

Lecturer in Education and Psychology at the College of Liberal arts and Education, Libyan University, Benghazi, Libya, 1962 1965

In 2003 2004, the rate of Jewish men in teachers training colleges, stood at 18.3 , compared to 18.8 in 2002 2003.

297. The following table shows the number of special schools in rural areas

America Goes from Teacher to Student

For example, in Engineering, women are 25 of the students and 12 of the staff, and in Physics, they comprise 36 of the students and 8 of the staff.

Teacher training colleges for primary school teachers as well as those training teachers for secondary, vocational and adult education stipulate that by the end of their training, aspiring teachers should have developed an understanding of the cultural, ethnic, social and emotional differences between students.

Primary education in BiH in the school year 2002 2003 is conducted in 1,864 schools in total, with 364,914 students and 20,874 teachers, out of which 13,502 are women and 7,372 are men.

In contrast to what was found in preschool education, these teachers are not better qualified than the male teachers.

Those include overstretched physical facilities, a high pupil to teacher ratio, overcrowding in schools, and the high cost of equipment for children with special needs.

The wide discrepancies between the proportion of female teachers in the basic and university education stages are also the result of the previous social trend for women to enter the teaching profession by the shortest route.

1972 1979 Zambia Association for Agricultural Science Teachers

The students should teach their teachers.

1982 1990 Teacher of Jesuit students

Primary education in Bosnia and Herzegovina in school year 2002 03 was realized in a total of 1,864 primary schools with 364,914 pupils and 20,874 teachers, out of whom there are 13,502 women and 7,372 men.

The Committee is also specifically concerned about the existence of miscellaneous fees for compulsory education, high student teacher ratios, high dropout rates in middle and secondary school and the quality of education throughout the mainland.

In all cases of sexual relationships between teachers and learners the dismissal of the teacher shall be sought.

1964 1966 Graduate Teacher of English and Sportsmaster at Kingston College, Jamaica.

Even in typically female occupations such as nursing and teaching, gender wage equality does not exist.26 For example, in 2003 male nurses in the United States earned 12 per cent more than female nurses, and male teachers earned 14 per cent more than female teachers.18 The 1998 United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization World Education Report suggested that teachers' salaries would be higher if teaching were a male profession.27

For example, a first phase study was carried out in seven East Asian countries to analyse achievement scores in relation to data schools on classrooms, teachers and students.

The conditions of teaching qualifications should be strictly controlled. The teachers who work on the academic training of Chinese, mathematics, English, physics, chemistry, biology and other disciplines should have corresponding qualifications.

Teacher of Education and Psychology in a teacher training institutue, 1956 1957

Teacher training college teachers

1964 Secondary school Classroom teaching

During the 2005 2006 school cycle the proposal will be extended to include all the country's multigrade schools, as follows Multigrade schools (excluding community courses) 38,951 Single teacher schools 10,982 Two teacher schools 12,645 Three teacher schools 8,454 Four teacher schools 3,932 Five teacher schools 2,938

Proportional representation in primary and secondary education

Structure of education system and participation rates in Aruba