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Tanzania |
 Source: The
World Factbook, CIA
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Fifteen computers were sent to
the Dar-es-Salaam School for the Deaf in January 2005.
The school is a "primary" school. The students take a competitive exam at the end of their primary education for entry into secondary education. There remains the question of what happens to those who do not pass, as it is these students who could really benefit from having computer skills as there is then a greater chance of them finding a job. The classrooms cannot be said to be well equipped, although the students receive a good standard of education despite the lack of resources.
The school is a "primary" school. The students take a competitive exam at the end of their primary education for entry into secondary education. There remains the question of what happens to those who do not pass, as it is these students who could really benefit from having computer skills as there is then a greater chance of them finding a job. The classrooms cannot be said to be well equipped, although the students receive a good standard of education despite the lack of resources.
 Classroom scene. |
 The classrooms are not well resourced. |
 A studious environment. |
 Studying. |