الموارد Towards developing competence profile of Early Childhood Education educators in rural Tanzania in Chemba and Mpwapwa districts This Policy Brief details how Education International and the Tanzania Teacher Union managed to train pre-primary education teachers in Tanzania to a Diploma academic qualification without a study leave through the project “Developing Educators, Improving Early Learning in Rural Tanzania”.
مدونة Teacher Stories: Nizar Mousa - Vienna, Austria This story of Nizar, a Syrian teacher living in Austria, was collected as part of TiCC Event Series to ensure that the voices and experiences of teachers working in crisis and displacement permeate all aspects of the event.
الموارد Teacher Management in Crisis Contexts - sharing good practice, lessons learned and opportunities for change In this webinar, teachers and Education in Emergencies actors working in Myanmar, East Africa, and the Middle East shared their reflections on the challenges and opportunities of teacher management policies and practices in crisis contexts. Through a moderated discussion, these actors came together to share good practice, lessons learned, and opportunities for change.
الموارد Strengthening Policies for Teachers in Crisis Contexts: Promising Practices and Lessons Learned in Refugee Hosting Contexts Organized by INEE’s TiCC Collaborative, as part of the TiCC Event Series, this event took place during the 13th Policy Dialogue Forum hosted by the International Taskforce on Teachers for Education 2030 and the Ministry of Education for the Republic of Rwanda.
الموارد Education Sector Reform Assistance (ESRA) Accelerated Basic Education Program The ESRA program supported efforts to achieve significant and sustainable improvements in Pakistan's education sector in four areas: (1) policy and planning; (2) professional development for educators and administrators; (3) literacy; and (4) public-private-community partnerships. The program includes the scope and sequence (curriculum) for an eight-week course for the teacher.
