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        Why is Open Learning Failing the Masses of Africa?

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        2002-07
        Abstract
        The title of this paper is to some extent a rhetorical question. It reflects the rhetorical rather than scientific or academic purpose of the paper. It is given not so much to find provable answers as to stimulate the emotional and professional concern of educators attending this forum and to seek action on the problem it sets out to highlight.
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        Dodds, Tony

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        Open Schooling
        Open Learning
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        http://hdl.handle.net/11599/2286
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