Why is there so little love for teacher collaboration in international development?

By MartaM

July 26, 2024   |   0 comments

There are three key reasons why teacher collaboration is either ignored or treated as a bonus feature rather than the centerpiece of teacher professional development. ...
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Basic Education Activity launches in West Bank & Gaza

Ramallah, West Bank – A new program to strengthen non-governmental early childhood and primary education opportunities for children in the West Bank and Gaza officially launched activities on July 17 during a summer camp for 150 students. ...
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West Bank & Gaza – Basic Education Activity

The Basic Education Activity (BEA) works closely with local organizations and stakeholders to strengthen non-governmental education services and improve the wellbeing and learning outcomes of Palestinian children in kindergarten through grade 6. ...
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Honduras USAID’s Sembrando Esperanza: Agent of Change Rosa Isabel Melgar

19-year-old Rosa Isabel Melgar wants to shape her community’s vision. With the support of USAID’s Sembrando Esperanza and local partners, Rosa Isabel and her peers have become Agents of Change in Puerto Cortes, Honduras. ...
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Defusing the trigger: Corruption and conflict

By Susan Kemp

July 15, 2024   |   0 comments

The relationship between corruption and conflict was center stage at the recent International Anti-corruption Conference (IACC) in Vilnius, Lithuania. ...
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Accountability in education seems intuitive, but does it have limitations?

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