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Teacher Turnover and Performance of Private Secondary Schools in Tanzania: a Case of Dar Es Salaam
After decades of restricting private secondary education, the Government of Tanzania embarked on new policies in the mid 1980s to support its expansion. The private sector expanded very fast in response to the high demand at the time and is still expanding today. However the policy implementers did
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