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    Title: Primary School-Level Responses to the Covid-19 Pandemic in Ethiopia: Evidence from Phone Surveys of School Principals and Teachers
    Authors: Dr. Belay Hagos, Dr. L. Yorke
    Professor Tassew Weldehanna, Prof P. Rose
    Keywords: Research Report
    Issue Date: 2020
    Abstract: This article aims to provide an understanding of the response of school principals and teachers during school closures using data collected in Ethiopia through phone surveys with 127 school principals and 316 teachers in August 2020.
    Description: Located at the intersection of the education system, the school and community, school principals now have the responsibility for the effectiveness of school-level responses to the COVID-19 crisis. This includes translating directives into practice during school closures as well as supporting teachers to continue to provide learning and responding to local needs, including the specific needs of disadvantaged students. Subsequently, teachers have a direct responsibility for supporting students during school closures, especially those who are disadvantaged. This article aims to provide an understanding of the response of school principals and teachers during school closures using data collected in Ethiopia through phone surveys with 127 school principals and 316 teachers in August 2020. We explore the support school principals received from the government during school closures as well as contact by school principals and teachers with parents and caregivers. Our findings suggest an important role for the local government in supporting school-level responses to the COVID-19 pandemic while parents and caregivers are important in helping to cater for the needs of disadvantaged groups
    URI: http://ecde.aau.edu.et/jspui/handle/123456789/534
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