Zemecha - Assessing the Political and Social Foundations of Mass Education in Ethiopia
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https://doi.org/10.11575/jet.v14i3.43878Abstract
Zemecha 's philosophy of education is that politics and education should not be separated. Education must be for the common good; manual work and intellectual education should always go hand in hand. According to the author, the philosophy, the general mobilization, and the successful campaign of the z.emecha constitute a revolution in microcosm which sets a good example for the future advancement of the developing world.
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