A Global Wave of Teacher Protests: Frontline Accounts from Brazil, Mexico, and the United States by Rebecca Tarlau
This NORRAG Highlights published by Rebecca Tarlau, Assistant Professor at The Pennsylvania State University, looks at how teacher activists in Brazil, Mexico,... Read More
Big Data? Big Deal: The Inability of Big Data to Escape the Limitations of Impact Evaluation by D. Brent Edwards Jr.
This NORRAG Highlights is published by D. Brent Edwards Jr., Assistant Professor of Theory and Methodology in the Study of Education at... Read More
When you have a dashboard hammer in your hand, everything looks like an infographic nail by Luis Crouch, Alex Pavluck and Julio Rank Wright
This NORRAG Highlights is published by Luis Crouch[1], Senior Economist in the International Development Group of RTI International, along with his colleagues and... Read More
NORRAG at the 11th Policy Dialogue Forum on “Strengthening Teacher Education: A prerequisite for quality teaching, training and learning”, 5-9 November, 2018
NORRAG joined delegates at the Annual Meeting and 11th Policy Dialogue Forum, jointly organised by the International Task Force on Teachers for... Read More
NORRAG attends second meeting of INEE Education Policy Working Group
The second meeting of the Inter-Agency Network of Education in Emergencies (INEE) Education Policy Working Group takes place in Nairobi, Kenya on... Read More
Defining Educational Quality(ies): Can the Right to Quality Education be Fulfilled through Market Incentives? By Felipe Gajardo and Nicolás Grau
This post is published as part of the NORRAG Debates stream on the Right to Education. The authors take a quantitative approach to... Read More
What Counts?
By David Levesque, Independent Education Adviser. Accountability, value for money and results are central priorities for the current UK government. But applied... Read More
Education, Research, and Inter-Generational Poverty: Addressing the Challenges to 2015 and Beyond
By Alison Girdwood, DFID. Over recent years, the scale of resources put into education in developing countries has increased significantly, and is... Read More
