VOICED: Liberia's schools try to bridge generation gap

The video discusses the state of primary education in Liberia, focusing on the first generation of children growing up without memories of the civil war. It highlights their aspirations and the challenges they face, such as discipline issues. The introduction of computers in some schools is seen as a significant advancement, though not widespread. The civil war's impact on education is profound, with many children and adults lacking basic literacy skills. Rehabilitation efforts are underway, particularly for war-affected children and young mothers, to bridge the educational divide.

What challenges do the current generation of schoolchildren in Liberia face compared to previous generations?

What aspirations do the children express regarding their future careers?

How has the Civil War impacted education in Liberia?

In what ways is the focus of education in Liberia shifting post-war?

What role does the Red Cross School play in the education of war-affected children?