Four Key Insights About the Political Economy of Learning Blog Alec Gershberg 4 September 2018 Read more about Four Key Insights About the Political Economy of Learning
Considering Construct Validity: Seemingly Minor Design Changes Within the “Same” Project in Uganda Make it Either the Best or Worst of all Global Literacy Interventions Blog Michelle Kaffenberger 8 August 2018 Read more about Considering Construct Validity: Seemingly Minor Design Changes Within the “Same” Project in Uganda Make it Either the Best or Worst of all Global Literacy Interventions
The Learning Crisis and How to Fix it: Reflections from the RISE Conference Blog Maryam Akmal 1 August 2018 Read more about The Learning Crisis and How to Fix it: Reflections from the RISE Conference
Global Disability Summit 2018 – Committing to Better Data and Evidence Blog Pauline Rose 31 July 2018 Read more about Global Disability Summit 2018 – Committing to Better Data and Evidence
RISE Annual Conference - A Personal Reflection Blog Diwakar Kishore 20 July 2018 Read more about RISE Annual Conference - A Personal Reflection
Video: Education Policymaking and Learning Outcomes in Indonesia’s Districts Blog Daniel Suryadarma 11 July 2018 Read more about Video: Education Policymaking and Learning Outcomes in Indonesia’s Districts
What Can We Expect from the RISE Annual Conference 2018? Blog Diwakar Kishore 19 June 2018 Read more about What Can We Expect from the RISE Annual Conference 2018?
Video: What does low learning really feel like? Blog Luis Crouch 30 April 2018 Read more about Video: What does low learning really feel like?
CIES 2018 - Equity in Education: Taking a Deeper Look at the Young Lives Data Blog Diwakar Kishore 13 April 2018 Read more about CIES 2018 - Equity in Education: Taking a Deeper Look at the Young Lives Data
Vietnam’s Exceptional Learning Success: Can We Do That Too? Blog Maryam Akmal 9 April 2018 Read more about Vietnam’s Exceptional Learning Success: Can We Do That Too?
