Les enseignants contractuels au Sénégal produit d'un nouvel ordre scolaire ou d'interactions internes au système éducatif ?
The power relations in the Senegalese school system show that local actors are the major stakeholders in it since 1995. Despite the continuing control of external funders, they play a key role in demands for higher salaries, the establishment of trade unions, and the re-ranking as "permanent&qu...
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| Summary: | The power relations in the Senegalese school system show that local actors are the major stakeholders in it since 1995. Despite the continuing control of external funders, they play a key role in demands for higher salaries, the establishment of trade unions, and the re-ranking as "permanent" in the teaching profession, etc. The case of Senegal offers a perfect example for understanding the process of restructing educational systems in Francophone Africa. Senegal's open political sphere fosters the self-nomination of national actors. In addition, the standardization of models of schooling does not nullify the tensions between the local and the global. |
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