Can We Comment on Quality How the M&E Activities Ensuring Quality in Education in the South Asia Sub-Continent?

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Shajedur Rahman

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This paper analyses the existing literatures about the Quality Assurance process of primary education in three different countries within the south Asia subcontinent namely, India, Bangladesh and Pakistan. It argues that the definition of Quality education is still ambiguous in among the systems. However, this article categories the aspects of quality education from existing literatures and examines the quality assurance systems in the mentioned three countries. Having done so, it shows that the quality assurance systems in all three countries focus differently in various aspects of quality education among which the physical aspects are predominant.

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Rahman, S. (2019). Can We Comment on Quality: How the M&E Activities Ensuring Quality in Education in the South Asia Sub-Continent?. The Journal of Quality in Education, 9(13), 16. https://doi.org/10.37870/joqie.v9i13.42
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