Open Schooling Programme: The Answer To Education Access And Quality In Uganda
Education is the yardstick for every country’s political and socio-economic development; which acts as a basis of reducing poverty and inequality by enabling the use…
Month: July 2017
Gender stereotypes in Bangladeshi school textbooks — World Education Blog
By M Niaz Asadullah, Samia Huq, Kazi Mukitul Islam and Zaki Wahhaj* Education is widely considered an effective means to address the socioeconomic challenges that…
Inclusive higher education in South Africa: not just a policy project but also an ‘ethical project’ — World Education Blog
By Professor Ruksana Osman, Dean of the Faculty of Humanities at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa As the recent GEM Report paper…
It’s important for regional organisations to support peer learning to help reach SDG4 — World Education Blog
There are multiple indicators that have been set to help monitor progress towards SDG 4. Most of these focus on results, such as completion rates,…
Are children learning in Mozambique? — World Education Blog
By Hannah-May Wilson, Program Manager, PAL Network Secretariat We arose at the same time as the birds to drive to the heart of Nampula province…
OER World Map
For more than a decade the creation and use of Open Educational Resources (OER) has been increasing around the globe. The OER World Map collects…