Reframing the Terms of Debate: From ‘International Architectures’ to Complex, Adaptive, and Multiple Forms of Organisation by Radhika Gorur
This NORRAG Highlights contributed by Radhika Gorur, Associate Professor at Deakin University and Director of the Laboratory of International Assessment Studies, provides... Read More
The Promise of Large-Scale Learning Assessments: Acknowledging Limits to Unlock Opportunities by Sobhi Tawil and Maya Prince
In this NORRAG Highlights contributed by Sobhi Tawil and Maya Prince from the Education Research and Foresight at UNESCO, the authors look... Read More
Make your voice heard in the IAEG-SDG Open Consultation for the 2020 Comprehensive Review of the Global Indicator Framework by Silvia Montoya and Jordan Naidoo
This NORRAG Highlights which is also co-published on the UIS Blog invites to participate in the open consultation, launched by the Inter-Agency... Read More
The Takeover of Teacher Appraisals by William C. Smith
This NORRAG Highlights is contributed by William C. Smith, Teaching Fellow in Comparative Education and International Development at the University of Edinburgh,... Read More
The International Education Architecture: Some Reflections by Steven J. Klees
In this NORRAG Highlights, Steven J. Klees, Professor of International Education Policy at the University of Maryland, takes a critical look at... Read More
PISA-b on Proxima Centauri: A speculative story about the costs and benefits of ILSAs by Sam Sellar and Camilla Addey
In this NORRAG Highlights contributed by Sam Sellar (Manchester Metropolitan University) and Camilla Addey (Teachers College, Columbia University), the authors imagine life... Read More
Accountability to the rescue? by William C. Smith
This NORRAG Highlights is contributed by William C. Smith, Teaching Fellow in comparative education and international development at the University of Edinburgh,... Read More
Investing in internally displaced children’s education is investing in their future by the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre
This post is published as part of the NORRAG Debates series: Towards Evidence-Based Financing for Education in Emergencies, by NORRAG and INEE, intended... Read More
We Need More and Better Data on Education: 38 Organizations Issue a Collective Call to Fund Education Data that Will Allow the World to Reach Sustainable Development Goal 4 by UNESCO Institute for Statistics
This post is published as part of the NORRAG Debates series: Towards Evidence-Based Financing for Education in Emergencies, by NORRAG and INEE,... Read More
Innovative Financing for Education in Africa: Exploring Models, Connecting Actors and Fostering Conversations for Impact by Aleesha Taylor
This post is part of the NORRAG Debates stream on Philanthropy in Education which contributes to the ongoing dialogue to help unpack... Read More
