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Presentations | 28 April 2022

Return to Learning- Pakistan Case Study [CIES Presentation]

In the past two years, the COVID 19 pandemic and the ensuing and repeated school closures has caused an unprecedented upheaval to the education of children world-wide.
Presentations | 28 April 2022

Measuring the impact of play on social and emotional learning across countries [CIES Presentation]

This presentation was part of a CIES 2022 panel on measuring learning through play and child SEL outcomes across humanitarian and LMIC contexts.
Presentations | 28 April 2022

Linking EGRA and GALA for Sustainable Benchmarking [CIES Presentation]

Prior Early Grade Reading Assessments (EGRA) have been used to set reading fluency benchmarks in Tanzania for USAID report and for the Government of Tanzania (GoT).
Presentations | 28 April 2022

PLAY overview CIES (Dubeck et al., 2022)

Play has the potential to transform the global learning crisis. In infancy and early childhood, play builds a strong foundation for later learning by improving brain development and growth (Goldstein, 2012).
Presentations | 26 April 2022

Teacher well-being as a critical element to success of remote learning during the pandemic [Presentation]

This presentation describes findings from a study of the remote learning experience of school actors; school heads, teachers, parents and other HLPs, and learners during the first year of COVID-19 school closures in the Philippines.
Reports | 12 April 2022

MEL-Tech Case Studies: Lessons Learned from Technology-Supported Remote Trainings in Five Countries During the Pandemic

This report presents case studies of five remote training activities conducted by USAID-funded and RTI-implemented programs: the Advancing Basic Education Project (ABC+) in the Philippines, the Malawi Early Grade Reading Improvement Activity (MERIT), Read Liberia, Okuu Keremet!
Toolkits and Manuals | 12 April 2022

MEL Framework for Technology Supported Remote Teacher Training

This MEL Framework for Technology-Supported Remote Training seeks to help education program implementers, governments, and program evaluators more effectively design, implement, and learn lessons from remote training activities.