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A teacher trainee helps out in class. Burkina Faso. Credit: GPE/Kelley Lynch
December 10, 2018 by
Carol Rask and Kristina Helland Strandby
Teaching and learning on human rights values
On Human Rights Day, we reflect on the importance of incorporating human rights education into education systems.
GPE CEO Alice Albright met with students at the Presentation Primary and Presentation Secondary Schools Warrenton in Dublin, Ireland. Credit: GPE/Alexandra Humme
December 07, 2018by
GPE Secretariat
GPE CEO Alice Albright visits a school in Ireland
On the margins of the GPE Board of Directors Meeting in Dublin, Ireland, GPE CEO Alice Albright visited a school and...
617 million children are not learning the basics in reading and math
December 04, 2018 by
Silvia Montoya
Data to nurture learning that lasts a lifetime
The UNESCO Institutes for Statistics has launched the SDG 4 Data Digest 2018, which explores the internationally-...
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Students engaged in a robotics session during an education tour to CEMASTEA – Copyright: CEMASTEA, 2018"How science education can unlock Africa’s potential"
November 10, 2018 by
Mary Wakhaya Sichangi
How science education can unlock Africa’s potential
Celebrate with us the World Science Day for Peace and Development
Selfie with Kailash Satyarthi, Nobel Peace Laureate and co-founder of the 100 Million campaign. Credit: 100 Million/KSCF-US "Education must be a right, not a privilege! "
November 08, 2018 by
Peter Kwasi Kodjie
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Education must be a right, not a privilege!
The All-Africa Students’ Union supports the goals of the 100 Million campaign and will participate in the week of global action to promote the education rights of all children around the world.
A young girl in class at the Beach View Nursery school. Guyana. Credit: GPE/Carolina Valenzuela"With improved learning, a brighter future awaits for the children of Guyana"
November 05, 2018 by
Daisuke Kanazawa and Carolina Valenzuela
With improved learning, a brighter future awaits for the children of Guyana
With GPE’s support, children in disadvantaged areas of Guyana are building the foundation for better learning.
A young girl with a book at the Precious Gems Nursery. Guyana. Credit: GPE/Carolina Valenzuela"Progressing on defining the new learning indicators for SDG 4"
November 01, 2018 by
Ramya Vivekanandan and Esther Care
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Progressing on defining the new learning indicators for SDG 4
The 5th meeting of the Global Alliance to Monitor Learning last month in Hamburg was expanded from previous meetings to include a large group of developing countries, who were able to contribute their experience and concerns as the work continues to develop the SDG 4 indicators and the associated data.
lassroom in Oaxaca, Mexico. Malala met her with during her trip to Mexico"Creating a world where girls can learn and earn at full force"
November 01, 2018 by
Lisa Forsyth
Creating a world where girls can learn and earn at full force
Despite compelling evidence of the benefits that investing in girls’ education brings, funding continues to fall short. The meeting of the G20 leaders next month, is an opportunity to make a concerted effort to see every girl complete 12 years of quality education.
Members of the audience at a performance put on by the youth theatre project. Mali. Credit: UN Photo/Marco Dormino"African young people raise their voice for education"
November 01, 2018 by
GPE Secretariat
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African young people raise their voice for education
On the occasion of Africa Youth Day, we highlight the efforts of African youth advocates and activists promoting quality education for all. We are grateful them for their activism to keep education high on the national, regional and global development agenda.
Trainers conducted several mini-lessons using the new materials. One group discusses an exercise in the student book while another group helps the students write the letter in the air. On the sits Chea Samnang, an award winning first grade teacher. Credit: Liesbeth Roolvink"Cambodia invests in the early years to build a strong foundation for learning"
October 30, 2018 by
Liesbeth Roolvink
Cambodia invests in the early years to build a strong foundation for learning
A new program supported by a GPE grant aims to ensure quality education through continuous professional development for teachers, particularly in the early grades.
Education Data Roundtable Meeting in New York. Credit: GPE/Ludovica Pellicioli "Tackling education’s data challenge through partnering with the private sector"
October 29, 2018 by
Alice Albright
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Tackling education’s data challenge through partnering with the private sector
GPE has convened a public-private roundtable of partners to diagnose the education sector’s key data challenges and to propose solutions to these challenges. The roundtable has brought together senior representatives from partner countries, the business community, global development partners, civil society and donors to consider ways to improve existing data tools, to develop better visualization...
School in West Bangal. Credit: Deaf Child Worldwide"Celebrating sign language"
October 25, 2018 by
Joanna Clark
Celebrating sign language
For deaf children, sign language is a vital means of communication and is most often their first language. How can we tackle the barriers preventing these children from learning sign language?

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