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Uganda program for human and holistic development (UPHOLD) Working draft

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Uganda. Ministry of Education and SportsLikely, not confirmed1
Topics (7)Likely, not confirmed7
End year 2004 (our estimate)Likely, not confirmed1
Scope: country: UgandaLikely, not confirmed4
Rolled out under George W. BushOur estimate1
JSI Research and Training Institute, Inc.Stated in a document1
UgandaStated in a document1
USAID. Mission to UgandaStated in a document1
UgandaStated in a document1
Start year 2004Stated in a document1

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Uganda program for human and holistic development (UPHOLD) Working draft government counterpart Uganda. Ministry of Education and Sports

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010995 - Uganda. Ministry of Education and Sports
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Towards improved classroom instruction : coperative [i.e. cooperative] learning in the classroom -- handouts for module 1, a handbook/manual from 2004 PN-ADT-439
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