Society, Schools and Progress in Tanzania

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Comparative Studies: An Introduction to the Series “Society, Schools, and Progress”, Pages vii-xvi
INTRODUCTION: The Country and Its People, Pages 3-12
CHAPTER 1 - The Economy, Pages 13-26
CHAPTER 2 - The Fabric of the Nation, Pages 27-36
CHAPTER 3 - Policy and Administration of Government, 1887–1945, Pages 37-46
CHAPTER 4 - The Development of Education to 1919, Pages 47-57
CHAPTER 5 - The Development of Education, 1919–1945, Pages 58-76
Introduction, Pages 79-80
CHAPTER 6 - The Rise of the Africans to Political Power, and the Outside World, Pages 81-92
CHAPTER 7 - Policy and Administration of Government, 1945–1961, Pages 93-100
CHAPTER 8 - The Development of Education, 1945–1956, Pages 101-116
CHAPTER 9 - The Development of Education, 1957–1961, Pages 117-131
CHAPTER 10 - Education Outside the School System, Pages 132-151
Introduction, Pages 155-157
CHAPTER 11 - Policy and Administration of Government, 1961–1966, Pages 158-169
CHAPTER 12 - The Development of Education, 1961–1966, Pages 170-197
CHAPTER 13 - Five Year Development Plan, 1964–1969, Pages 198-209
CHAPTER 14 - Education Outside the School System, Pages 210-218
CHAPTER 15 - “Education for Self-Reliance”, 1967, Pages 219-228
CHAPTER 16 - Conclusion, Pages 229-236
APPENDIX 1 - Map of Tanzania, Page 239
APPENDIX 2 - Education in 1966, Pages 240-242
APPENDIX 3 - The Education “Ladder” and Enrolments: 1946, 1961, 1966, Page 243
APPENDIX 4 - The Administrative Structure of Education in 1968, Page 244
APPENDIX 5 - Select General Bibliography, Pages 245-246
INDEX, Pages 247-258