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Factors That Obstruct School Improvement in Haiti
Haiti is among the poorest countries in the world, with a GDP of only $673 per person. Following the devastating 2010 earthquake, the nation undertook steps to strengthen its educational system, but to no avail. As a provider of clinical services i...
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Barriers to Education that Students in Haiti Encounter
Students who are living in developing countries like Haiti encounter several barriers to education. Increasing access to education not only educates young minds but also benefits the entire nation at large. Studies show that increased access to educa...
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Top Factors That Affect the Quality of Education in Haiti
Haiti is a country that is rich in culture and tradition. However, it is also one of the poorest countries in the world, with 59% of Haitian families living on less than $2/day. Several factors, such as the lack of access to clinical services in...
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Education in Haiti During the COVID-19 Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has devastated many countries’ economies and healthcare systems. All around the world, people are losing jobs because of stay-at-home orders imposed to curb the spread of the disease. Even providers of Clinical Services in...
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The Psychological Toll of COVID-19 in Haitian Education
Every website you visit, news channel you watch, or even radio stations you listen to cannot stop talking about COVID-19 and the effects it brings. And rightfully so. Clinical Services in Irvington, New Jersey, have been overwhelmed because of this p...
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Internet Connectivity Is a Gateway to Alternative Education
COVID-19 has affected how we currently live. Governments have been urging people to stay at home. Livelihoods are also affected due to lockdowns and distancing protocols. Because of this, people’s psychological health is under threat. As provid...
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