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Every investment in education creates ripple effects that span across countries and generations. #FundEducation

How can we make the principle of "Leaving no one behind" become reality in our daily work? With this working paper, GPE guides education practitioners and policy makers to translate this principle into practice. The paper highlights ongoing challenges for children excluded from education and argues that that countries and their development partners will need to address both low completion and low learning outcomes to achieve the common goal of all children learning. http://g.pe/lqEB50TOJsM #TransformingEducation

Gender equality in education needs to look beyond just access to education. Long-term, sustainable change needs a system and social norm change approach that focuses on: ➡️ Gender equality within education and ➡️ Gender equality through education This operational paper gives tangible actions to hardwire gender equality into education systems. Have a look 👇

Girls and boys don't only need equal access to education. Education must break down the deep structures that maintain gender inequality so that girls and boys can benefit equally from their schooling. Find out what it means to achieve #GenderEquality in and through education: http://g.pe/paNM50PAgXc #FundEducation #SDG4 #SDG5

Measuring and reporting students' socioeconomic status in relation to their achievement helps us better inform conversations around American education. Watch this presentation from National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) statistician Ebony Walton to learn how we are enhancing our SES measures: https://lnkd.in/dmPApmdA #EdData #EdEquity

Our vision is to ensure that all young people are set up to thrive in life 💙 To realise this vision, it's essential to include voices from across the generations and from different parts of society in conversations about a future that supports every young person to thrive. #community #youngpeople #learning #leading #education #youngleaders

"If education is meant to be the great equalizer, then why do so many students with special education needs feel less than, left behind, and unequal?" Last week, GPE Youth Leaders Anjalie Sookra and Rianka Chance spoke at the Caribbean Regional Symposium on Transforming Education. Anjalie highlighted that inclusion is not just about ramps and assistive technologies, it's about creating a space where every student can belong, learn and succeed. Rianka spoke on the importance of Indigenous education and why it matters to include it into today's curricula. Thank you for speaking up for quality education for ALL 👏 #TransformingEducation | Caribbean Development Bank

Read what can happen to students and schools when disabilities are either over or under identified in children. #K12 #Schools

Women are key to building a sustainable, prosperous and stable future. Their leadership starts with educating girls. #DayOfTheGirl

Are you an education advocate in a country affected by fragility and conflict? When faced with conflict, political instability or restricted civic space, doing effective advocacy for education is a challenge that many education advocates supported by GPE #EducationOutLoud are confronted with. Therefore, the Institute of Development Studies has done action research with advocacy practitioners to learn how - despite challenging circumstances - we can still push for a quality education for all: http://g.pe/jtfT50TBsbf #TransformingEducation | Oxfam Denmark