Schools can …
- strengthen school-community links by supporting parenting programmes and encouraging the formation of school boards and parent associations;
- develop regulations dealing with inappropriate behaviour towards girls;
- ensure that the school is safe for girls;
- provide an adequate number of sanitary latrines;
- ensure that girls have the same opportunity as boys to receive textbooks and other instructional materials;
- ensure that school chores are equitably assigned to both boys and girls.
Teachers can …
- encourage girls to become more actively engaged in classroom learning activities;
- provide positive reinforcement to girls when they give correct answers;
- develop classroom rules that promote respect for both boys and girls;
- ensure that boys and girls have an equitable assignment of chores in the classroom;
- provide textbooks and other instructional materials to girls;
- create study and discussion groups for girls to help them with homework and daily issues;
- assign leadership roles to girls as well as boys;
- refrain from using personal rebukes when correcting or punishing students.
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