The number of children and adolescents out of school was reduced by half at the World Education Forum, 2000 in Senegal, where the 164 governments agreed on a plan for meeting some key education goals by 2015.
There, the International Community confirmed its dedication to attaining Education For All (EFA) by 2015 via the adoption of the Dakar Framework for Action.
The Dakar Framework for Action comments that the 'heart of EFA lies at country level'. It also claims that 'no countries seriously committed to education for all will be stopped in their achievement of this purpose by a dearth of resources.
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When it comes to Colonial South America I would be reporting about the Indian tribes in rural Peru. The time period would be 19th century. Their lives are opressed under the Spanish Colonial rule. They are starting to assimilate, accepting Christianity which was a monotheistic religion. Before that period, they were worshiping many of their Mayan Gods and were living mainly form their own agricultural labor. Now, under the Spanish rule, they have to work for others sometimes in slave like conditions, for a very poor wage. Spanish Colonization of South America had a huge impact on the Indian Tribes. A lot of them were killed by desiese, were robbed of their gold and other possesions. They had to learn a new language and accept new cusoms. Even today a lot of them are exploited, working on coffee, salt and cocoa farms in harsh conditions for as little as 10$ a month.
A greek word is the basis of a condition related to anxiety about public speaking. Philological other English word uses the same root Greek word.
People are so afraid of public speaking that they make up words. The word glossophobia comes from the Greek γλῶσσαglōssa (meaning tongue) and her φόβοςphobos (fear or fear). Some people have this particular phobia. Others may also have a more widespread social phobia or social anxiety disorder.
Phobias and anxiety can result from a combination of genetic predisposition and other environmental, biological, and psychological factors. People who fear public speaking may have a genuine fear of embarrassment or rejection. A verbal phobia can be related to past experiences, says Dr. Straw.
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