Resource Teacher Management in Conflict & Protracted Crisis This second webinar brought together Dr. Danielle Falk (International Rescue Committee), Dr. Mary Mendenhall (Teachers College, Columbia University), and Mading Peter Angong (Education Action in Crisis) to share their ongoing research with teachers working amidst conflict, crisis, and forced displacement.
Resource Assessing Holistic Learning Outcomes: New Tools in the INEE Measurement Library During this webinar, panelists presented five new psychometric measurement tools recently published in the INEE Measurement Library.
Event [UCL ERICC Webinar Series] Teacher Management in Conflict & Protracted Crisis This second webinar brings together Dr. Danielle Falk (International Rescue Committee), Dr. Mary Mendenhall (Teachers College, Columbia University), and Mading Peter Angong (Education Action in Crisis) to share their ongoing research with teachers working amidst conflict, crisis, and forced displacement. UTC
Event Assessing holistic learning outcomes: New tools in the INEE Measurement Library During this webinar, panelists will present five new psychometric measurement tools recently published in the INEE Measurement Library. UTC
Resource Four Scales of Teacher Wellbeing The Teacher Wellbeing (TWB) tool was developed and used to evaluate the impact of tutoring program for low-performing children in northeastern Nigeria.
Resource Education system strengthening in Bangladesh, Iraq and Lebanon This first UCL ERICC webinar brings together the three ERICC British Academy Bilateral Chairs, joined by Discussant Professor Simone Datzberger, to introduce their ongoing work in three conflict-affected settings — Cox's Bazar - Bangladesh, Iraq and Lebanon — and promote dialogue and synergy between ongoing ERICC research in these contexts and more widely across and beyond the seven ERICC Consortium's focal countries.
Blog تأملات في نشر الأدلة واستخدامها: التعريف ببرنامج البحوث التربوية في حالات النزاع والأزمات الممتدة (ERICC)لأعضاء الشبكة المشتركة لوكالات التعليم في حالات الطوارئ (الآيني) في فبراير 2024، انضمت الشبكة المشتركة لوكالات التعليم في حالات الطوارئ) الآيني) رسميًا إلى برنامج "برنامج أبحاث التعليم في مناطق النزاعات والأزمات الممتدة " (ERICC) كشريك رئيس للبرنامج بهدف تعزيز نشر الأدلة، ومعدل الاستيعاب الخاص بالبرنامج والنظام البيئي الأوسع ككل .لذا تسعي هذه المدونة لإعادة تقديم رؤية وأسس برنامج" البحوث التربوية في حالات النزاع والأزمات الممتدة" ، وتسليط الضوء علي الدور الجديد للشبكة المشتركة لوكالات التعليم في حالات الطوارئ علي هذا البرنامج في إطار الشراكة المزمعة بينهما.
Blog Reflections on Evidence Dissemination and Uptake: (Re)Introducing ERICC to INEE Members In February 2024, INEE formally joined the Education Research in Conflict and Protracted Crisis (ERICC) programme as the lead on strengthening evidence dissemination and uptake for ERICC and the wider ecosystem. This blog reintroduces the vision and foundations of the ERICC programme and reflects on INEE’s new role within the partnership.
Blog Réflexions sur la diffusion et l'utilisation des données probantes : (Re)présentation de l'ERICC aux membres de l'INEE En février 2024, l'INEE a officiellement rejoint le programme Recherche en éducation dans les conflits et les crises prolongées (ERICC) en tant que responsable du renforcement de la diffusion et de l'utilisation des données probantes pour ERICC et l'écosystème au sens large. Ce blog réintroduit la vision et les fondements du programme ERICC et réfléchit au nouveau rôle de l'INEE au sein du partenariat.
Resource Lebanon’s Education Crisis: Pre-existing Challenges Before the Escalation of Israeli Aggressions This policy brief provides an overview of the educational sector in Lebanon immediately prior to the escalation of Israel’s aggression in the autumn of 2024. Establishing a baseline for the conditions in the sector is essential for assessing the expected significant impacts on education in Lebanon. By evaluating the educational landscape just before the escalation of Israel’s aggression, this brief will help in formulating strategic and targeted interventions in educational policy and practice for both the immediate crisis and its protracted impacts while also considering the pre-existing challenges in Lebanon’s education sector.