Last week at the United Nations’ Transforming Education Summit (TES) world leaders, education experts, and activists spotlighted the urgency to recover pre-pandemic and COVID-related lear...
The arrival and scale of the Covid-19 pandemic caught everyone off guard; the pandemic, and its reverberating impacts, are far from over. The pandemic has impacted every area of the lives...
Nos estamos encaminando hacia la semana número 100 de interrupciones educativas en todo el mundo. En promedio, cada país ha vivido 20 semanas de cierres completos de escuelas, más otras 2...
We are heading toward the 100th week of education disruption around the world. On average, each country has experienced 20 weeks of full school closures, plus another 20 weeks of partial ...
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused dramatic disruptions to education systems around the world and has had huge impacts on learning for more than 1.6 billion children and youth. Schools rema...
世界上有太多的孩子到十岁了还不识字。这在2019年已经成为一场灾难了。即便在新冠疫情爆发前，我们就面临着全球学习危机，当时在低收入及中低收入国家中，有53%的儿童到10岁时还处于“学习贫困”状态，这意味着他们无法阅读并理解简单的文本。现在，“学习贫困”率更高了，国家之间以及国家内部的学习经历差异更大了。我们制定了到2030年将“学习贫困”率减半的宏伟目标，而且必须立即采取...
Too many children can’t read by the age of ten. That was already a disaster in 2019. Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, we faced a global learning crisis with 53% of children in low- and ...
A girl in 6th grade is sitting in a comfortable chair in front of her laptop engaging in a class through Zoom. Her 15 classmates are all connected. Since the pandemic induced lockdown, th...
Avant même la pandémie de COVID-19, le monde était traversé par une crise des apprentissages : dans les pays à revenu faible et intermédiaire, 53 % des enfants sont incapables de lire et ...
All societies must provide everyone the opportunity of a quality education. And many do. There are many countries where everyone receives a decent education no matter where the child was ...
Learning to read is a milestone in every child’s life. Those of us who are parents, teachers, and older siblings, can fondly remember the first time your daughter, student or brother was ...
