Highlights of the meeting-of-the-education-emergency-coalition-on-16th-july
Education Emergency National Coalition – Summary of First Meeting held on 16 July 2021 Table of Contents Background and objectives of meeting 1 Agenda of the meeting 2 Highlights of meeting 2 Opening session 2 Discussion points 3 The link between this coalition and other initiatives 3 Governance of the…
COVID-19 Impacts on Student Learning
This report uses data from multiple interim assessments to examine how the rate of student learning from fall 2019 through winter 2020–21 differs from that of student learning before COVID-19. The results have been disaggregated these results for students who were economically disadvantaged, students who were English learners, students with…
Coronavirus: Impact on young people with mental health needs
This study conducted in the UK adds to a growing body of evidence showing the impact of the pandemic on children and young people’s mental health and underlines the steps that need to be taken by the government and educational institutions to ensure adequate support is given to students.
Right to education: impact of the coronavirus disease crisis on the right to education – concerns, challenges and opportunities – Report of the UN Special Rapporteur on the right to education
The Special Rapporteur makes a number of recommendations. In particular, she recommends that a thorough assessment be conducted to unpack, in each local context, the dynamics at play that have led to increased discrimination in the enjoyment of the right to education during the crisis. Such an assessment should include…
Shared notes from first meeting of coalition on July 16, 2021
Education Emergency – National Coalition consultation on 16th July 2021 – shared notes Sajitha Bashir:We’re all here for a definite reason and coming together is important.The health emergency is immediate, palpable, we see immediate effects of good management, good treatment, etcThe education emergency on the other hand is invisible, we…