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ANNEX 4: Availability of Instructional ResourcesInstructional Resources Grade 1 Grade 2 Total RespondentsTeacher's GuideStudents’ BookOtherInstructionalMaterials andAidsN % N % N %Available 48 16% 86 33% 134 24.%unavailable 244 84% 172 67% 416 76%None 73 25% 105 41% 178 32%Some 117 40% 72 28% 189 35%Ample 101 35% 79 31% 180 33%None 47 16% 58 22% 105 19%Some 159 54% 153 59% 312 56%Ample 86 30% 50 19% 136 25%35
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Page 15 and 16: Focusing on those strategies observ
Page 17 and 18: Recurring Themes and Innovative Res
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