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The situation is grave: 12 million children in Pakistan have never attended school (two-thirds of them girls), Pakistani teachers killed...
I am a teacher of teachers, living in Tanzania. I came six years ago to work with primary teachers, teaching them how to use a comprehensive literacy instruction approach and to integrate literacy...
Posted on June 30, 2011 - W. Robert Pearson in Center for Collaborative Technology, Civil Society Strengthening, Conflict Resolution, Education, Research Support, Media Development, Youth
Forty-three years ago today, IREX was created to help advance exchanges, not just of people, but of ideas. As we celebrate IREX’s founding, we honor its original charge by continuing to...
Posted on June 29, 2011 - Michelle Paison in Basic Education Development, Higher Education Development, International Education
Language transcends borders. That’s why I began studying Arabic six years ago. But when I met with female activists in a café in Fez yesterday, we used three (plus) languages to...
Global education is not just a study abroad program or after-school courses for talented students or a Model UN club or a language class. It is a curriculum that incorporates global themes into...
Raphael Aidoo-Taylor, a Ghanaian alumnus of the Teaching Excellence And Achievement Program (TEA), discusses how the TEA program has impacted his teaching.
I arrived in Jakarta late last week for an alumni conference for the Indonesian and Malaysian teachers who have completed the International Leaders in Education Program.
During September-November 2010, sixty-four teachers from 21 different countries came to the US for a six-week professional development program. Listen to some of their thoughts on what...
Posted on November 5, 2010 - Kristin Laboe in Basic Education Development, International Education, Education, Youth
Haitian youth are leaders. They have a large role to play as their country rebuilds.
Working on exchange programs can sometimes feel like providing logistical support to people trapped in a mine.
