INCLUSIVE EDUCATION -INEE Training Module and more….

Apart from good content on Inclusive Education this module is a good model for supporting facilitation of workshops: INEE Training Module -Inclusive Education INEE This is Module 15 of the INEE education in emergencies harmonized training package. It contains a facilitator’s guide and PowerPoint slides for a basic 2-hour workshop, with suggested extension activities forContinue reading “INCLUSIVE EDUCATION -INEE Training Module and more….”

Ending the Hidden Exclusion

While working in Inclusive Education half of the time we are concerned about those in school but are not learning -they may be disadvantaged because their mother tongue is not the same as the language of instruction, they may be living in poverty and have no school uniform or pens and notebooks, they may beContinue reading “Ending the Hidden Exclusion”

Global Thematic Consultation on Education in the Post-2015 Development Agenda

INEE has just posted this: Global Thematic Consultation on Education in the Post-2015 Development Agenda Do you want to take part in shaping the future of EDUCATION? The draft Executive Summary of the Global Consultation on Education is open for public online commenting through 27th May. Share your views today! You can participate and leave your comments following these easy steps: 1. Read the draft Executive Summary – itContinue reading “Global Thematic Consultation on Education in the Post-2015 Development Agenda”

How can innovation improve access to quality learning?

From the latest  INEE newsletter: Story and Video: How can innovation improve access to quality learning? UNICEF      © UNICEF/NYHQ2013-0190/Markisz | (second-from-left) Venture capitalist and Charles River Ventures Partner Emeritus Ted Dintersmith speaks at the event. Beside him on the dais are (left-right) Girls Who Code Executive Director Kristen Titus, international journalist and moderator, FemiContinue reading “How can innovation improve access to quality learning?”