Main content
Can US entrepreneurs solve a 'crisis' in African schools?
Schools in Africa are facing a "crisis" in education, according to the World Bank.
Two American entrepreneurs think they have a solution - a network of high-tech schools where teachers read tightly scripted lessons from a tablet. But the idea has proved very controversial.
A film by Richard Kenny and Ammar Ebrahim for 大象传媒 World Hacks.
Duration:
This clip is from
More clips from People Fixing The World
-
![]()
The US prison with a cat and a fish tank
Duration: 01:24
-
![]()
How Africa's truck drivers are being kept healthy
Duration: 01:27
-
![]()
Getting therapy with a haircut
Duration: 01:27
-
![]()
Getting on board the hospital train
Duration: 01:18
