Remote Learning and Assessment

During the pandemic many children and young people were penalised because they lived in areas where there was poor/no internet connection, or they were not able to afford a device for learning at home. Many efforts are now being made to correct some of the key issues for remote learning – so that we areContinue reading “Remote Learning and Assessment”

COP26 -Climate justice, education and gender equality: targeting the connections

From INEE newsletter: Malala Fund  Friday, 5 November 2021, 9:00am EST COP26 provides leaders with the opportunity to commit to delivering gender-responsive climate education for all. Ahead of the ministerial summit on climate education, this event will bring together youth activists, world leaders and experts to discuss how to ensure every student learns the knowledge,Continue reading “COP26 -Climate justice, education and gender equality: targeting the connections”

World Food Day 2021

Since 1981, World Food Day has adopted a different theme each year in order to highlight areas needed for action and provide a common focus Theme for 2021: “Safe food now for a healthy tomorrow”. What is shameful is the number of children who are stunted in 2018 stunting affected an estimated 21.9 per centContinue reading “World Food Day 2021”

Lost Potential Tracker

The pandemic has forced educators to considers how much COVID-19 has impacted on learning loss for a wide number of children -this of course will eventually lead to a huge loss of potential. Lost Potential TrackerONE, Global Partnership for Education, Save the Children The Lost Potential Tracker – created by ONE and in partnership withContinue reading “Lost Potential Tracker”