21 Sep 2023
Work-based Learning in Kyrgyz TVET Colleges
In this blogpost, Janyl Bokonbaeva reports on opportunites and challenges in the implementation of work-based learning programmes in Kyrgyz TVET colleges.
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14 Sep 2023
To Address Teacher Shortages in Crisis Contexts We Must Protect Teachers from Attack
In this week’s blog, Chris Henderson argues that the failure to protect teachers in emergency contexts exacerbates the global teacher shortage.
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08 Sep 2023
Learning to Read and Write is Life-long and Life-wide
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In this blogpost, published on the occasion of International Literacy Day, Rosa María Torres breaks down some of the key issues and ... Read More
31 Aug 2023
Metrics and International Education Policy
In this blog, which is part of the Digitalisation series, Sotira Grek explores the role that metrics have come to play in ... Read More
24 Aug 2023
Time To Reimagine Education Reforms
In this blogpost, which is part of #TheSouthAlsoKnows blog series, Pritha Dahal reflects on education reforms in Nepal, which seem to be ... Read More
17 Aug 2023
Addressing Global Knowledge Inequity in International Education: Introducing the IIENetwork-NORRAG collaboration
Knowledge from the Global South is vastly under-represented in research and debates on education and development. NORRAG’s initiative #TheSouthAlsoKnows aims to contribute to ... Read More
10 Aug 2023
Student Advisory Boards As Part of School Education Reforms in Delhi
In this blogpost, which is part of the series #TheSouthAlsoKnows, Shreyan Acharya discusses school education reforms in Delhi, with a focus on the ... Read More
03 Aug 2023
How Can Early Childhood Educators Improve Their Working Conditions?
In this blogpost, Michelle Neuman and Tomi Oyedele discuss the global challenge of recruiting and retaining qualified early childhood workers. They look ... Read More
25 Jul 2023
Education, technology and private sector actors: towards a research agenda
The publication of the 2023 GEM Report on technology and education explores how technology affects education through five distinct channels: “as input, ... Read More
20 Jul 2023
Reparations in the Ruins of Development
In this blogpost, Arathi Sriprakash re-examines ‘development’ through the lens of reparation. This lens requires us to reject assumptions that development is ... Read More