My argument here is that, mastery of the basic primary school curriculum is not the best means for improving life chances and alleviating poverty in developing countries, that model is broken and certainly incomplete. Investing in interventions that produce the highest test scores is no longer a valid approach for allocating scarce educational naira or the scarce time available for the development of young minds
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