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The Economic Case for Early Learning

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Date: 25 Oct 2018 | by:  HARRY A. PATRINOS | Story Source: World Bank (Blog) ~ Go to Original Article

We are living in a learning crisis.  According to the World Bank’s 2018 World Development Report, millions of students in developing countries are in schools that are failing to educate them to succeed in life.

According to the UNESCO Institute of Statistics, there are 617 million children and youth of primary and secondary school age who are not learning the basics in reading, two-thirds of whom are attending school. The urgency to invest in…

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