From the latest INEE newsletter:
Story and Video: How can innovation improve access to quality learning?
UNICEF
From the latest INEE newsletter:
Story and Video: How can innovation improve access to quality learning?
UNICEF
Posted in education, youth | Tags: quality learning, story and video, UNICEF
New Sphere E-Learning Course Launched
Sphere Project
The new Sphere e-learning course is now available online! It allows humanitarian workers to learn more about the Sphere standards at their own pace and on their own time.
The use of realistic scenarios enables the participant to better understand the Sphere Handbook and its practical application on the ground. Among other topics, the course covers accountability to affected populations, needs assessments, response coordination, impartiality and non-discrimination, keeping populations safe from harm, “building back safer” and looking after oneself as a humanitarian worker.
Find out more here.
Posted in education, online training | Tags: e-learning, online learning, SPHERE
Teaching is demanding at the best of times and the future needs of learners is difficult to predict but certainly will bring more complexity to teaching and learning. Teacher trainers must look ahead if they are to prepare the generation of teachers.
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Posted in education, Training | Tags: In service education, Institute of Education London, Pre service education
Participation of young people is much talked about but often not practiced -here is a chance to see how young people can provide valid advice on issues not only concerning themselves and their peers but broader issues in Global Education.
Podcast: Young people provide strategic advice on education issues Members of the Youth Advocacy Group (YAG) gathered last week in Washington, DC, to advise high-level policy-makers on issues around education. Over the next year, the young leaders will provide strategic advice on young people’s priorities, mobilize youth groups and act as a connector between the Global Education First Initiative (GEFI) and young people all over the world. Podcast moderator Femi Oke caught up with Salathiel Ntakirutimana, the representative for Burundi, and Sumaya Saluja, the representative for India. The young leaders talked about their experiences, the role of education in young people’s lives and their work with YAG. To listen to the podcast, please visit the website.
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Posted in Education, education in emergencies, youth | Tags: education, UNICEF, young people, strategic