Evènement Building Resilience in Crises through Education: Findings and Lessons Learned in DRC, Ethiopia, Niger, Somalia, South Sudan, Tanzania, and Uganda This webinar is the culmination of over 4 years of programming and research on the well-being of teachers and students, their capacity to teach and learn in difficult contexts, and their resilience in the face of multiple challenges. Practitioners and researchers will present short presentations about the overall scope of their programmatic work and research in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Niger, Somalia, South Sudan, Tanzania, and Uganda.
Evènement Renforcer la résilience dans les crises par l'éducation : Résultats et leçons apprises en RDC, en Éthiopie, au Niger, en Somalie, au Sud-Soudan, en Tanzanie et en Ouganda Ce webinaire est l’aboutissement de plus de 4 ans de programmation et de recherche sur le bien-être des enseignants et des élèves, leur capacité à enseigner et à apprendre dans des contextes difficiles, et leur résilience face à de multiples défis.
Ressource Child-Friendly Materials for Children Affected by the Crisis in Ukraine The stories highlighted below aim to support children process intense feelings and questions during an incredibly difficult time.
Ressource Ukrainian Crisis Resource Centre We hope that the information in this resource hub is relevant for child helplines and can help to calm the questions your counsellors are receiving from callers.
Ressource Social service workers in schools: Their role in addressing violence against children and other child protection concerns This technical note broadly defines the scope of services that the social service workforce, if sufficiently resourced and supported, could provide working in or with schools. It also outlines the multi-agency child protection services in or linked to schools that governments and ministries of education should support in order to uphold children’s right to learning and protection from violence.
Ressource MHPSS.net Emergency Briefing Kit for Ukraine Humanitarian Crisis A page curating resources from MHPSS.net’s ‘emergency briefing kit’ for the MHPSS response in Ukraine and affected countries.
Ressource Cómo afectan las dificultades cognitivas y psicosociales a los resultados del aprendizaje: Un estudio de niños y niñas de primaria en Siria En un estudio sobre 7.191 niñas/os sirios, los autores Grace Anyaegbu, Caroline Carney, Holly-Jane Howell, Alaa Zaza y Abdulkader Alaeddin informan que los niveles de alfabetización son más bajos entre los estudiantes con una dificultad cognitiva o psicosocial (según las preguntas del Grupo de Washington).
Ressource How Cognitive and Psychosocial Difficulties Affect Learning Outcomes: A Study of Primary School Children in Syria In a study of 7,191 Syrian children, authors Grace Anyaegbu, Caroline Carney, Holly-Jane Howell, Alaa Zaza, and Abdulkader Alaeddin report lower literacy levels among children with one cognitive or psychosocial difficulty (as determined by the Washington Group Questions). Children with two or more such difficulties were less likely to progress as far on an eight-milestone literacy pathway.
Ressource Comment les difficultés cognitives et psychologiques affectent les résultats d’apprentissage : une étude auprès d’enfants d’écoles primaire en Syrie Dans une étude portant sur 7 191 enfants syriens et syriennes, les auteurs et autrices rapportent des niveaux d'alphabétisation inférieurs chez les enfants ayant une difficulté cognitive ou psychosociale. Les enfants ayant deux ou plus de ces difficultés étaient moins susceptibles de progresser sur un parcours d’alphabétisation en huit étapes.
Ressource كيف تؤثر الصعوبات المعرفية والنفسية والاجتماعية على مخرجات التعلم: دراسة على أطفال المدارس الابتدائية في سوريا في دراسة شملت 7,191 طفلاً سورياً، يذكر المؤلفون (غريس أنياغبو، كارولين كارني، هولي جين هويل،علاء زازا وعبد القادر علاء الدين) انخفاض مستويات الإلمام بالقراءة والكتابة بين الأطفال الذين يعانون من صعوبة معرفية أو نفسية اجتماعية واحدة (كما حددتها أسئلة مجموعة واشنطن). أما الأطفال الذين يعانون من صعوبتين أو أكثر فهم أقل احتمالا للتقدّم إلى غاية المستوى الثامن في مسار الإلمام بالقراءة والكتابة.
