Crowded classes, demotivated teachers and repeated strikes: in Senegal, the ills of public schools have convinced many parents to turn to private establishments or even boarding schools, deemed to be more demanding. International, bilingual schools are particularly popular. A success favored by the emergence of a middle class which does not hesitate to bet everything on the education of children, as explained this morning online from Dakar Aminata Thior.
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