🔈Young people, it's time to raise your voices and demand action on climate education! Sign the petition from #GEMReport and #MECCE Project to urge governments to make #GreeningEducation focus on real action, not just facts. We are calling on leaders to: 🌱 Embed sustainability and climate education into all subjects. 🌱 Teach not just about climate change, but how to act. 🌱 Involve youth in shaping climate education. The future belongs to youth who are ready to act and #LearnForOurPlanet! 👉 If you agree, sign here: https://lnkd.in/g97d8Cmk Sustainability and Education Policy Network Earth Guardians Take Action Global
GEM Report UNESCO
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Informing education action since 2002.
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Achieving the fourth Sustainable Development Goal (SDG 4) on education requires sound evidence and analysis to support policy-making, facilitate the sharing of good practice, and hold those responsible to account for fulfilling their commitments. The Global Education Monitoring Report (GEM Report) is the global public good that serves this purpose. Established in 2002, the GEM Report is an editorially independent report, hosted and published by UNESCO. At the 2015 World Education Forum, it received a mandate from 160 governments to monitor and report on: - Progress on education in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with particular reference to the SDG 4 monitoring framework - The implementation of national and international strategies to help hold all relevant partners to account for their commitments, as part of the overall SDG follow-up and review process. The annual GEM Report is based on multiple sources of data, which enables it to provide a macro view of education issues. Through multiple communication channels, it reaches all regions of the world. It serves as a foundation for evidence-based advocacy to promote progress towards SDG 4, including by convening dialogue on education issues among key decision makers that can effect policy change. The GEM Report’s vision is to serve as the main resource for decision makers who seek comparative research and knowledge to inform their actions on inclusive and equitable quality education at national, regional and global levels. Its mission is to synthesise, analyse and clearly present the best available data, evidence and research to explain progress and differences in education, and to make recommendations that stimulate reflection and dialogue and thereby improve policymaking.
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- Enseignement supérieur
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- 11-50 employés
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- Paris, Île-de-France
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Employés chez GEM Report UNESCO
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Kate Redman
Chief of Communications and Advocacy at GEM Report UNESCO
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Lucia Dellagnelo
Doutora em Educação e Desenvolvimento Humano pela Universidade de Harvard. Board Member, ESG
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Pablo Fraser, PhD
Chief Education Monitoring, GEM Report UNESCO
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Pierre Gouëdard, PhD
Senior project officer (data and analysis) at GEM Report UNESCO
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"A screen can never replace a teacher," emphasized Audrey Azoulay, Director-General of UNESCO, at the #2023GEMReport launch. She highlighted the importance of integrating social and emotional dimensions in learning with technology. The digital revolution offers immense potential, but it must enhance learning experiences and support the well-being of students and teachers, not harm them. Prioritizing the needs of learners and supporting teachers is crucial. Online connections can't substitute for human interaction. We need #TechOnOurTerms! ➡️ Discover the latest insights on technology in education worldwide: https://lnkd.in/eEWZpSR2 #WorldTeachersDay
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Technology is reshaping education and transforming the teaching profession. On #WorldTeachersDay, discover key facts about teachers and technology in education: 1️⃣ 45% of teachers in 94 countries reported not being consulted about new technologies to work with (Education International). 2️⃣ Only 43% of teachers feel prepared to use technology even after training (OECD - OCDE, 2020). 3️⃣ While 5% of ransomware attacks target education, few teacher training programs cover cybersecurity (APWG, 2022). 4️⃣ 49% of countries have not set ICT standards for teachers (#GEMReport’s PEER). 5️⃣ Only 1/4 of education systems have legislation to ensure teacher training in technology (GEM Report’s PEER). 6️⃣ Head teachers play a key role in setting the conditions for the integration of technology in schools. While technology offers tremendous potential, much work remains to ensure #teachers are fully equipped and supported. By addressing these gaps, we can create more robust and resilient education systems. ➡️ Explore all the data on technology in education in the #2023GEMReport: https://lnkd.in/eEWZpSR2 #TechOnOurTerms
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“Technology cannot replace a teacher, but in the hands of a teacher, technology can work miracles.” On #WorldTeachersDay, we must recognize that the true potential of technology in education can only be realized when teachers are equipped and supported to use it effectively. While the demand for tech integration in classrooms is growing, many educators face barriers like inadequate infrastructure and insufficient training. Only 43% of teachers in OECD countries feel well-prepared to use technology after initial training. To bridge this gap, teachers need support and strong leadership. Head teachers play a key role in empowering educators by providing the resources, training, and encouragement they need to embrace technology confidently. By fostering a culture of collaboration and continuous learning, school leaders can significantly enhance the integration of technology in their institutions. 🔔 The upcoming #2024GEMReport will further explore the critical impact of leadership in education. Stay tuned! ➡️ See more in the #WorldEducationBlog: https://bit.ly/3BtTjBV #LeadForLearning
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Earlier this week, we were pleased to welcome Camila P. and Dewi Susanti from Global School Leaders to our office at #UNESCO HQ for an engaging discussion on the upcoming #2024GEMReport on leadership in education, set to be released at the end of the month. As we prepare for the launch, we recognize that strong collaboration and partnerships are essential to amplifying the report’s impact. We invite our partners and the broader community to join us in discussing key questions raised by the research: What policies can strengthen school leadership across different contexts? What should be our next steps to better support and empower education leaders? We look forward to these important conversations and to sharing the report’s insights with you very soon. Stay tuned! 🔔 #LeadforLearning
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Highlights from #UNGA 2024: Digital Transformation and Climate Education 🌏 🌐 Last Saturday, the Summit of the Future served as a pivotal platform to discuss the importance of digital transformation in education. Priyadarshani Joshi, PhD, Senior Researcher from #GEMReport attended a high-level event organized by UNESCO, UNICEF, International Telecommunication Union, and Global Partnership for Education, that saw the launch of the Six Pillars for the Digital Transformation of Education. The framework, which builds on the recommendations of the #2023GEMReport aims to drive meaningful change in education through an effective and appropriate use of technology. 🌿 As part of the #ClimateWeekNYC, we co-hosted an important event with The New York Climate Exchange, Trust for Governors Island, and GrowNYC, focusing on the vital role of education in climate action. During this event, Priyadarshani Joshi, PhD presented findings from Education and Climate Change paper. Prominent speakers, including H.E. Conrad Sackey and Emmy Scott, highlighted strategies to embed climate education within communities. ✨ In addition, our youth advocates from LAC and Africa attended the Youth Power Summit, organized by Restless Development and Fondation Botnar, where they showcased the critical role of youth voices in shaping education. This event provided an opportunity to share some of the findings of the #2024YouthReport on technology in education and to invite youth to join the call to action to ensure that the use of educational technology is on their terms. 👉 Join our call to action: https://lnkd.in/eJXwRJTi Take a look at some snapshots from these impactful events! 👇 #GreeningEducation #TechOnOurTerms #UNGA79
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📢 Join us today at the International Forum of UNESCO Chairs and Partners for the session Learning Counts: Spotlight on Basic Education Completion and Foundational Learning in Africa! Get insights from the 2024 Spotlight Report, focusing on strategies to improve education and learning outcomes in #Africa. Featured speakers: - sophia ashipala, Head of Education, African Union - Dimitri Sanga, Director, UNESCO Regional Office in Dakar - Pierre Gouëdard, PhD, Senior Project Officer, #GEMReport - Elifas Bisanda, UNESCO Chair on Teacher Education and Curriculum, The Open University of Tanzania (OUT) - Marleen Temmerman, UNESCO Chair on Youth Leadership in Science, Health, Gender, and Education, Aga Khan University, Kenya - faranaaz veriava, Head of Education Rights and Acting Co-Executive Director at SECTION27, representing UNESCO Chair in Education Law in Africa 👉 Explore the 2024 Spotlight Report: https://lnkd.in/e7vEQyNy #BornToLearn
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🔴 The current state of education is failing our planet. We learn ABOUT climate change but not WHAT WE CAN DO to stop it. Join #GEMReport UNESCO and Sustainability and Education Policy Network #MECCE Project in calling for better climate change education. Let’s give people the tools for effective climate action! 👉 See how: https://bit.ly/ccec2024 #GreeningEducation
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📢 Join us on Tuesday, October 1st, at the International Forum of UNESCO Chairs and Partners for the session Learning Counts: Spotlight on Basic Education Completion and Foundational Learning in Africa! This session will highlight key insights from the 2024 Spotlight Report, focusing on strategies to improve education completion and foundational learning across #Africa. Featured speakers: - sophia ashipala, Head of Education, African Union - Dimitri Sanga, Director, UNESCO Regional Office in Dakar - Pierre Gouëdard, PhD, Senior Project Officer, #GEMReport - Elifas Bisanda, UNESCO Chair on Teacher Education and Curriculum, The Open University of Tanzania (OUT) - Marleen Temmerman, UNESCO Chair on Youth Leadership in Science, Health, Gender, and Education, Aga Khan University, Kenya - faranaaz veriava, Head of Education Rights and Acting Co-Executive Director at SECTION27, representing UNESCO Chair in Education Law in Africa Don’t miss this chance to connect with experts and explore the future of #FoundationalLearning in Africa. 👉 Explore the 2024 Spotlight Report: https://lnkd.in/e7vEQyNy #BornToLearn Association for the Development of Education in Africa (ADEA)
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Earlier this week, the high-level event Scaling Success: Advancing Foundational Literacy and Numeracy in Africa took place during #UNGA 2024. Josephine Lutta Kiyenje, #GEMReport Spotlight Lead, presented key insights from the 2024 Spotlight Report, underscoring the critical role of partnerships and innovation in advancing foundational learning in Africa. We are grateful to Association for the Development of Education in Africa (ADEA), the African Union, VVOB, and Human Capital Africa for featuring the report, and thank all who joined us! ➡️ Learn more about foundational learning in #Africa: https://lnkd.in/e7vEQyNy #BorntoLearn