Coming soon: 2023 GEM Report
The 2023 GEM Report on technology and education will be launched on 26 July 2023 in Montevideo, Uruguay. The report will tackle the divisions surrounding technology's role in education, exploring its potential solutions to education challenges while recognizing that proposed solutions may also pose risks.
Youth Report Consultation
The GEM Report is partnering with Restless Development to mobilize youth globally to inform the development of the 2023 Youth Report, exploring how technology can address various education challenges, including issues of access, equity, and inclusion, quality, technology advancement, and system management. Join the consultation and take our survey .
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Meet the Spotlight children
All children are #Borntolearn. But so many never do. Visit our website which is dedicated to showcasing the education journeys of four school children in Africa, Godfred, Priscilla, Rougui and Pape. As part of the GEM Report Spotlight Series, this platform offers an exclusive glimpse into the lives of these young learners as they navigate their educational paths in diverse contexts.
Embark on a virtual journey as you explore the unique experiences, aspirations, and accomplishments of these remarkable children.
Leadership and education
Leadership is at the heart of quality education. It has been argued that it is the second most important school factor explaining learning outcomes. Leaders at multiple levels matter, from those within the school, to those outside of the school, and even those outside of education systems.
The new concept note for the 2024/5 GEM Report, developed based on a think-piece by David Gurr, details how the theme will be explored.
Join our consultation using the comments section on this webpage or by emailing us to provide feedback on this concept note, suggest relevant evidence for the theme or new areas of research to be explored.
Resources
Summaries of key facts and trends in education around the world through five themes.
Highlights circumstances like wealth, gender, ethnicity and location in shaping opportunities for education.