

Sabrin Beg
Associate Professor, Alfred Lerner College of Business & Economics, University of Delaware
Sabrin Beg is an Assistant Professor at the University of Delaware – Alfred Lerner College of Business & Economics. Beg has a Ph.D. in Economics from Yale University, with a primary area of expertise in development, economic history, political economy, and applied microeconomics. Beg's research spans projects in the above fields in Pakistan, Bangladesh, Ghana and India. Sabrin is a Research Fellow at Mahbub Ul Haq Centre (Lahore University of Management Sciences) and at Center for Economic Research in Pakistan, and a Research Network Member at Innovations for Poverty Action.
Recent work by Sabrin Beg
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Enhancing secondary school learning: Role of remedial camps and teacher flexibility
A key dilemma in Indian education is that while children are enrolled in school, they are not actually learning. Based on an experiment in Odisha, this article explores possible solutions to the learning deficit in secondary schooling. It finds that ...
Published 30.04.24
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Transforming teaching and learning: The role of management in implementing change
A government programme in Ghana that encouraged school principals to act as leaders to improve classroom instruction revolutionised classroom teaching and significantly enhanced student learning. The intervention boosted student performance by 30% in...
Published 02.02.24
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Engaging with teachers unlocks the potential of technology in schools: Evidence from Pakistan
Teacher and classroom targeted education technology improves students attainment, while student only education technology may have negative academic impacts
Published 21.02.23
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The impact of fertiliser management training: Evidence from Bangladesh
Simple, cost-effective ‘rule-of-thumb’ training on urea application may improve fertiliser management
Published 13.05.22