Education

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UK: Supply teachers are victims of dubious working practices

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UN: Need for shared responsibility and policies to address migration issues

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The EI delegation meeting with the Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights of Migrants, François Crépeau (2nd from the left).

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On International Women’s Day this year, we celebrate women’s activism and achievements in education trade unions

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Netherlands: Protect Schools, Universities in War

#WatchOurSchools Campaign Urges Leaders to End Military Use of Schools

The Dutch government should be the first European Union nation to take concrete measures to implement the Safe Schools Declaration, Human Rights Watch said at the opening of its #WatchOurSchools campaign on March 9. The declaration is designed to help end widespread military attacks on schools during armed conflict.

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Teacher Summit puts teachers at the heart of their professional development

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Delegates Convene at the 7th International Summit on the Teaching Profession (ISTP) in Berlin, Germany

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UNESCO: Comprehensive sexuality education improves gender equality and reproductive health

Comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) is key to gender equality and reproductive health. That’s according to UNESCO’s new report, ‘Emerging Evidence, Lessons and Practice in Comprehensive Sexuality Education - A Global Review 2015’.

The CSE leads to improved sexual and reproductive health, resulting in the reduction of sexually transmitted infections, HIV, and unintended pregnancy, according to the report. CSE not only promotes gender equality and equitable social norms, but has a positive impact on safer sexual behaviours, delaying sexual debut, and increasing condom use. The report was launched by the Health and Education section of UNESCO on 3 March.

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UK government to invest record £26.3 billion in UK’s world-class science until 2021

UK Science Minister Jo Johnson has set out the government’s commitment to put the UK at the forefront of research.

UK Universities and Science Minister Jo Johnson has on 4 March set out the government’s commitment to put the UK at the forefront of research to tackle some of the planet’s greatest challenges such as flooding, famine and viral diseases like Ebola.

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Teaching programmes in Cambodia, Malaysia and Malawi to receive UNESCO-Hamdan bin Rashid Al-Maktoum Prize

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Nicolas AxelrodTeacher training at Hun Seb Prek Somrung Primary Junior School, Cambodia

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Twice as many girls as boys will never start school says UNESCO eAtlas launched in advance of International Women’s Day

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Marco DorminoA classroom in Gao, Mali

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USA: Teachers, students and parents stage massive walk-ins for public schools

Teachers across the US “reclaimed” their public schools in a mass coordinated mobilisation to throw the spotlight on the challenges facing public education and solutions needed to address them.