Global inclusive education updates from EENET and other organisations.
*NEW* Inclusive transition guidelinesIn recent years, extensive work has been carried out globally to make kindergartens, schools and other education institutions more inclusive. Unfortunately, problems can arise when learners move from one education setting to another. These transition periods are often when learners drop out of education, especially if they find their new school is not as welcoming, … Continue reading *NEW* Inclusive transition guidelines *NEW* EENET’s Arabic Language Community
We now have a website section for our Arabic language community. This includes a short list of suggested reading, a list of all documents available in Arabic in EENET’s library, and a facility to sign up to our Arabic language email list. We will be adding more documents and information to this section in the … Continue reading *NEW* EENET’s Arabic Language Community Foundations of Teaching: A training toolkit
Good quality teaching is at the heart of inclusive education. But too often teachers are not given the initial training and ongoing professional development and support they need to be ‘good teachers’, which makes it very difficult for them to become inclusive teachers. This toolkit from Save the Children, written by EENET team members, provides … Continue reading Foundations of Teaching: A training toolkit Remember to re-subscribe to our mailing list
Have you already subscribed to our mailing list to receive our weekly update emails? If so you will recently have received an email asking you to confirm that you want to stay on the list. We have to ask you this because of a new EU data protection regulation – the GDPR – which comes … Continue reading Remember to re-subscribe to our mailing list Forced Migration Review seeking articles on education
Forced Migration Review (FMR) issue 60 – to be published in February 2019 – will include a major feature on education. Deadline for submission of articles: Monday 15th October 2018 Read the full call for articles. Conflict and displacement can cause significant disruption to school attendance and learning. Although governments have made significant progress towards … Continue reading Forced Migration Review seeking articles on education