Tackling Poor Performance, Extreme Inequality, Public Complaisance: Brazil’s Education Minister Forges a New Role for the Ministry (Sequel) Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

Tackling Poor Performance, Extreme Inequality, Public Complaisance: Brazil's Education Minister Forges a New Role for the Ministry (Sequel) Case Solution

Public education in Latin America's most populous state is widely viewed as a failure.

Schools that are both substandard and have insufficient textbooks are regularly attended by Brazil's vast population of poor kids. His own department has just indirect power of state governments and has seen a parade of ineffective leaders responsible for primary education. HKS Instance Number 1571.1

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PUBLICATION DATE: March 01, 2000

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