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Girls’ Education for All Jeopardy!

Girls’ Education for All Jeopardy!. One of the primary responsibilities which cause girls from impoverished households to drop out of school. Education for All Jeopardy!. What are domestic chores?. Financial barriers that still keep millions of girls, poor children, and AIDS orphans

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Girls’ Education for All Jeopardy!

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  1. Girls’ Education for All Jeopardy!

  2. One of the primary responsibilities which cause girls from impoverished households to drop out of school

  3. Education for All Jeopardy! What are domestic chores?

  4. Financial barriers that still keep millions of girls, poor children, and AIDS orphans out of school

  5. Educationfor All Jeopardy! What are user fees/school fees (and other out-of-pocket expenses like uniforms, books, and materials)?

  6. The epidemic that leaves millions of children orphaned and contributes to girls having to carry the burden of family work

  7. Education for All Jeopardy! What is HIV/AIDS?

  8. A common ritual/practice in numerous developing countries that contributes to girls dropping out or being excluded from the education sector

  9. Education for All Jeopardy! What is child marriage?

  10. A reason adolescent girls are often expelled from school

  11. Education for All Jeopardy! What is pregnancy?

  12. The percentage of out of school children that are girls

  13. Education for All Jeopardy! What is 53%?

  14. The average school life expectancy for poor, rural girls in Sub-Saharan Africa

  15. Education for All Jeopardy! What is 1.9 years?

  16. The proportion of adult women who cannot read worldwide (out of 796 illiterate adults)

  17. Education for All Jeopardy! What is 2/3?

  18. Chance (in percentage) of girls going to secondary school in 47 out of 54 African countries

  19. Education for All Jeopardy! What is 50%?

  20. Estimated amount of annual earnings forfeited by 65 low income, middle income, and transitional countries that fail to educate girls to the same level as boys

  21. Education for All Jeopardy! What is $92 billion?

  22. Professionals that can serve as effective role models for girls and their families as a way to promote sustained school participation

  23. Education for All Jeopardy! Who are female teachers? (Well trained, motivated female teachers)

  24. Regarded as an effective on-site school method to reduce sexual-based violence and increase the likelihood of girls attending school

  25. Education for All Jeopardy! What is Effective Sanitation? Separate Latrines for girls and boys

  26. Economic incentives that can increase girls enrollment and attendance, and delay child marriage

  27. Education for All Jeopardy! What are Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT), girls scholarships and/or stipend-scheme programs

  28. An effective method of abating parents’ fears of sending their children (primarily girls) to school

  29. Education for All Jeopardy! What is safe transport to and from school?

  30. Method to remove gender bias within the classroom and curriculum

  31. EducationforAllJeopardy! What is ensuring that textbooks portray women and men in equal roles?

  32. Organization that supports the Education for All campaign, and believes that education is critical to eliminating poverty, empowering active and healthy citizens, and building sustainable solutions to the greatest development challenges

  33. Education for All Jeopardy! What is RESULTS?

  34. The umbrella organization for thousands of citizens promoting universal quality primary education around the world

  35. Education for All Jeopardy! What is the Global Campaign for Education?

  36. The UN campaign that gives American girls the opportunity to raise awareness and funds for UN programs to help the world’s hardest to reach adolescents

  37. Education for All Jeopardy! What is Girl Up?

  38. The global partnership between donor and developing countries to ensure accelerated progress towards the Millennium Development Goal of universal primary education by 2015

  39. Education for All Jeopardy! What is the Education for All-Fast Track Initiative?

  40. The organization, which is part of the US government, most responsible for implementing US foreign assistance programs for education

  41. Education for All Jeopardy! What is USAID or the United States Agency for International Development?

  42. A girl who completes basic education is how many times less likely to contract HIV?

  43. Education for All Jeopardy! What is 3 times less likely?

  44. The increased likelihood of children born to educated mothers surviving past the age of 5

  45. Education for All Jeopardy! What is twice as likely?

  46. The percentage of wage increases from each additional year of schooling for women

  47. Education for All Jeopardy! What is 10-20%

  48. The percent increase in likelihood of an educated mother immunizing her child

  49. EducationforAllJeopardy! What is 50% (more likely)?

  50. Theincrease, in millions, in primaryschool enrollment between1999 and 2007

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