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Network for International Policies and Cooperation in Education and Training - Tweets about international education, training and development aid and policy
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NORRAG Sep 13
job announcement: Executive Director NORRAG – Excited about strategic planning, management of a dynamic international team, networking, as well as oversight of projects, knowledge production and dissemination? For more information see:
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NORRAG Sep 11
Have you read ’s annual report? We recently republished it in a brand new look. Check it out and learn about our past year’s activities, strategic orientations and plans for 2019.
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NORRAG Sep 10
invites specialists and stakeholders interested or involved in to contribute to NSI 04 – New philanthropy, disruption and other debatable trends. Deadline: 26 September 2019. Submission in English, French or Spanish
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NORRAG Sep 4
invites specialists and stakeholders interested or involved in to contribute to NSI 04 – New philanthropy, disruption and other debatable trends. Deadline: 26 September 2019. Submission in English, French or Spanish
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NORRAG Sep 2
Read the latest Highlights by ( ) proposing a shift from a rather static international architecture for education to a dynamic approach, embracing thinking.
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NORRAG Aug 29
invites specialists and stakeholders interested or involved in to contribute to NSI 04 – New philanthropy, disruption and other debatable trends. Deadline: 26 September 2019. Submission in English, French or Spanish
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Education Cannot Wait Aug 28
75 million children living in war, disaster and crisis are in desperate need of urgent educational support. Stand with me today as we in Crisis to mobilize $1.8 billion for in the next three years. pic:
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Mmantsetsa Marope Aug 28
Progression is the from beginner to expert. Feedback must liberate and makes them feel that they can achieve . It’s not about making learners feel small.
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EduInternational Aug 28
"This year education seems to have all but disappeared from the / agenda. Is this because climate change, just transitions and the are not dependent on education? - far from it." - Read the full blog 🔻
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William Smith Aug 27
What happened to formative teacher appraisals? What are the implications of test-based, high stakes appraisals for teachers? Answers explored blog 2 of 3 part series. Based on work w/ and
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NORRAG Aug 27
In the latest Highlights, Sobhi Tawil and Maya Prince (Education Research and Foresight ) discuss the impact that Large-Scale (LSLAs) have on policy, both at the local and international levels. Read it here
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NORRAG Aug 26
Read the latest Highlights by and () on Indicator 4.1.1, explaining what is at stake and inviting to participate in the current open consultation of the indicator framework.
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NORRAG Aug 22
invites specialists and stakeholders interested or involved in to contribute to NSI 04 – New philanthropy, disruption and other debatable trends. Deadline: 26 September 2019. Submission in English, French or Spanish
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NORRAG Aug 22
Read the latest Highlights by (Teaching Fellow ) on test-based accountability for . Part II of a mini-series on the global growth of and its relevance to stakeholders.
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NORRAG Aug 14
Read the Highlights by Steven J. Klees () in which he takes a critical look at Nick Burnett’s recently published essay on the international architecture for education.
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NORRAG Aug 12
Special Issue 02 Russian version is out! Prepared by Nazarbayev University Graduate School of Education (), NSI 02 focuses on why data and evidence are crucial for understanding and addressing situations of emergency and protracted crises.
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NORRAG Aug 9
Interested in facts and multiple perspectives on global development in education but not a member yet? Become part of our community of experts and benefit from our most recent knowledge products and member-only content. Register as a member at
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NORRAG Aug 7
Read the latest Highlights by Steven J. Klees () in which he takes a critical look at Nick Burnett’s recently published essay on the international architecture for education.
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NORRAG Aug 6
Partner News: is preparing a JEiE Special Issue on Early Childhood Development in Emergencies and is calling for papers. Deadline abstracts: September 1, 2019. Deadline manuscripts: September 30, 2019.
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NORRAG Aug 5
Read the Highlights prepared by Sam Sellar () and () in which the authors imagine life on Proxima Centauri b where debate also rages on the benefits and pitfalls of comparing education systems.
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