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The article discusses the British government's 1967 report on the status of the country's primary education system, which is known as the Plowden Report. An overview of British school teachers, including teachers' salaries and the quantity of teachers needed in relation to the number of students, is provided. The role that the British government plays in financing primary school education, including the cost of educating students annually, is discussed. An overview of the training of primary school teachers, including the costs involved, is also provided. |
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