Education Today newsletter, July - September, 2003- EDUCATION FOR ALL

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� EDUCATION FOR ALL

The quality imperative
A new report shows that education systems are failing children in many parts of the world. More

3 questions to Rasheda Choudhury
Director of the NGO network Campaign for Popular Education (CAMPE), and Member Secretary of Education Watch, Bangladesh More

Mounting momentum
The High-Level Group is fulfilling its role in maintaining the momentum of the Education for All movement. The fourth meeting in Brasilia from 8-10 November 2004 spawned a great number of side events. More

Universities on board
Universities play a vital role in Education for All (EFA), recruiting and training teachers and grooming tomorrow�s educational researchers. More

World tour
Top-level education administrators and trainers from Sudan and Yemen received one week�s training in the concept of gender equality in education (Khartoum, 4-9 October). The training was organized by UNESCO Beirut. More

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