Causes and consequences of school dropout
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This study investigated the determinant causes and factors of drop-out in primary schools in Rwimbogo sector, Rwanda.
The main objectives of this study are to identify the causes of the drop-out and the consequences faced in families and in a wider society.
The study involved the following primary schools finding in Rwimbogo sector: E.P NTENYI, E.P RUGANDA, E.P Ste BAKITA MUSUMBA, G.S MUHEHWE and G.S St Esprit MUSHAKA.
These schools have two groups: Primary and Secondary Upper and Lower levels.
The study used questionnaire, interview, observations and documentations to collect the required data whithin a sample of 30 students, 5 teachers, 5 head teachers, 10 parents' representatives and 20 parents.
Mr Ntibaziyaremye Israel is originary from Rwanda.
He attended the primary and secondary shool in Rwanda and then studied at the University in Burkina Faso, at the "Institut Supérieur Privé de Technologies " (2014-2017).
Fiche technique
- Auteur
- Israel Ntibaziyaremye
- Langue
- Français
- Éditeur
- Éditions universitaires européennes
- Pays
Rwanda
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This study investigated the determinant causes and factors of drop-out in primary schools in Rwimbogo sector, Rwanda.
The main objectives of this study are to identify the causes of the drop-out and the consequences faced in families and in a wider society.
The study involved the following primary schools finding in Rwimbogo sector: E.P NTENYI, E.P RUGANDA, E.P Ste BAKITA MUSUMBA, G.S MUHEHWE and G.S St Esprit MUSHAKA.
These schools have two groups: Primary and Secondary Upper and Lower levels.
The study used questionnaire, interview, observations and documentations to collect the required data whithin a sample of 30 students, 5 teachers, 5 head teachers, 10 parents' representatives and 20 parents.