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On the last part of Social Economic rights with Dr. Andrew Barney Khakula, we delve into education. What are some of the rights to education vis-à-vis the competency based curriculum? Take a listen! #cbc #education #lawafrica #socialeconomicrights

As we look forward to the commemoration of the International Day of Education tomorrow. I admire how some people defy all odds to bring education to the disadvantaged. The right to education is fundamental to an individual’s ability to learn and empower themselves. Education has the power to transform lives and offer a pathway out of poverty. It can also be the foundation of more peaceful, just and sustainable societies. #internationaldayofeducation #education #educationtechnology

#youthdevelopment to access to quality and relevant education and training that will address the adequate opportunities in the social political , economic and other sphere of national life in the society

Education enriches lives and addresses global challenges. From a privilege to a widespread right, its transformative impact is evident. Yet, quality education remains elusive in many regions, perpetuating poverty and inequality. Discover Our World in Data’s insights on global education's power and persistent challenges. Are you surprised by what you've learned about education? Let us know your thoughts! #HertzFurniture #Education #Educators #Teaching #Teachers #EducationInsights #GlobalEducation #LearningOutcomes #EducationData #EducationEquality

NEW BLOG Politics of education in Northeast #Syria – complexities and criticisms Introduction to the evolution of education policies in the region & reality of the current education system by Benoite Martin https://lnkd.in/eG8Rsrkm

Conflict and insurgency have devastating effects, forcibly displacing millions and robbing them of fundamental human rights. Yet, amid these struggles, the transformative power of education shines through, offering hope and opportunity. I was recently asked, 'Can people living in internally displaced persons' camps change?' The answer is a resounding yes. Education is a beacon of hope in the darkest times, offering a pathway to empowerment and change. While the impact of education may not always be immediately apparent, its long-term effects are undeniable. Through education, individuals gain the knowledge and skills needed to rebuild their lives and communities. However, we cannot ignore the root causes of conflict and war. This year's International Day of Education, with its theme of 'Learning for Lasting Peace,' reminds us of the urgent need to address these underlying issues. Education is not just about academics; it is about fostering understanding, empathy, and tolerance – essential ingredients for building a more peaceful world.  As we strive to create lasting peace, let us remember the transformative power of education and work tirelessly to ensure that it reaches every corner of the globe, including internally displaced persons camps. Together, we can empower individuals to break the cycle of violence and build a brighter future for future generations. #Filiuslaw #LikeBezalel #Education #EducationForAll #Refugees #IDP #People #Technology #HumanCentredTechnologies #DigitalCommunications Cc: Aid for Rural Education Access Initiative (AREAi) Theirworld UNESCO

Kicking off the Youth Policy Roundtable today at Old Parliament House alongside Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia and Monash University Centre for Youth Policy and Education Practice. Looking forward to hearing from some great thinkers and having robust discussions on shaping the future of policies in Australia that work for young people. #youthpolicy

In the wake of the conflict, education emerges as the cornerstone of rebuilding shattered societies. Beyond textbooks, it empowers individuals, fosters social cohesion, and promotes stability, addressing root causes of conflict. Moreover, education drives economic development, builds democratic institutions, and lays the groundwork for a peaceful and prosperous future. Let's recognize education as a fundamental human right and a catalyst for post-conflict healing and progress. 📚🕊️ #EducationForReconstruction #Hope #MALALAFund #InitiaitiveAfrica

In their book titled: "Education, Democracy and Inequality: Political Engagement and Citizenship Education in Europe," authors Bryony Hoskins and Jan Germen Janmaat delve into the ways education systems across Europe impact and perpetuate socioeconomic disparities in political involvement. Drawing on theories proposed by Bourdieu and Bernstein, the authors reveal how schools inadvertently influence social inequalities. Their comparative analysis, contrasting the UK with other European countries, sheds light on various educational approaches. 📚🌍 This book is a vital resource for understanding the intricate connection between education, democracy, and inequality. It prompts important discussions on building more inclusive systems by scrutinizing how educational structures can shape social gaps. Whether you're a scholar, policymaker, or educator, in this book you will find practical insights to enhance citizenship education and promote fairness in political engagement across Europe. 🎓📝 #GenderEquality #EqualRights #Feminism #WomenEmpowerment #GirlsRights #HeForShe #MeToo #EndGenderDiscrimination #GirlsEmpowerment #OpenDiscussionInSchools #GenderEqualEurope #CitizenshipEducation #GenderGap #GenderGapPolitics

A short blogpost I have written to introduce the politics of education in Northeast Syria. This is only a light explanation about the introduction of a new education system in this part of the country that complicates the provision of education. To know more about what the complexities around education are, you will have to wait for my PhD thesis to be completed :)