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Mongolia

Why are boys under-­performing in education?

The objectives of this study are to:

  • •understand why boys have been underperforming in education over the past few years
  • analyse factors (including economic, societal, and cultural) that are causing the trend of poor performance and low survival rates at higher levels of education
  • •describe current policies and interventions in place to address the issue
  • Read more about Why are boys under-­performing in education?

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