- Education in Nepal. Report of the National Education Planning Commission. Kathmandu : Bureau of Publications, College of Education , 1956 . 259 P. (Also available from The American Nepal Education Foundation, Box 5123, Eugene, Oregon.)
- For a description of this phase of the program, see: Manual for Training Teachers ( Kathmandu : Bureau of Publications, College of Education , 1956 ), 70 p. (Also available from The American Nepal Education Foundation, Box 5123, Eugene, Oregon.)
- Hugh B. Wood , and Bruno Knall , Educational Planning in Nepal and Its Economic Implications ( Paris : UNESCO , 1962 ), 143 + xxxviii p. (Draft report, mimeographed, limited distribution); and Hugh B. Wood, Educational Statistics for Nepal (Eugene, Oregon: The American Nepal Education Foundation, 1962), 15P. (Partial summary of the draft report.)
- Though admittedly biased, I am convinced, and have collected data to demonstrate, that dollars spent under contract are more productive than those spent through usual direct-hire arrangements. This is an area of research that should be of special interest to the development economist.
- This shortage was not peculiar to education; other sectors experienced the same difficulty.
- For a complete ennumeration of achievements, see: UNESCO Report, Op. cit. ; and Six Years of Educational Progress in Nepal (Kathmandu: Bureau of Publications, College of Education, 1959), 76p. (Also available from The American Nepal Education Foundation, Box 5123, Eugene, Oregon.)
The Educational Forum
Volume 29, 1964 - Issue 1