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CEO ITA Baela Raza Jamil speaking live at the "Decolonising Data Summit" by NORRAG
The session also includes a Q&A with the audience.
Join now to be a part of this amazing summit: norrag.zoom.us/webinar/regis…
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New blog out by Radhika Gorur @Radgorur and Joyeeta Dey on India's preparation for PISA.
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Check out the new blog @AssessmentsLab. Does Finland still have an inspiring education system? tinyurl.com/375wx8db
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LOOK: Aerial footage shows thousands of people gathered in London's Parliament Square to protest against George Floyd's death and police brutality #BlackLivesMatter
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A police horse has bolted at protesters at an anti-racism rally in London
Tens of thousands of people have gathered across the UK for Black Lives Matter protests sparked by the death of George Floyd
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Join us for the AEA eAssessment SIG Webinar in May 2020 with Bryan Maddox @MicroAnalytics
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An survey opportunity to shape the direction of PISA science assessments. Please do circulate it to your colleagues in the global south. bit.ly/349wWuW
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📡Join us on 2 December for our next #StrategicDebate with @CamillaAddey @noahsobe & @Sue_Grant_Lewis on rationals for (non-)participation in international large-scale #learning assessments.
In Paris & online. Register today! 👉 buff.ly/2OfYmdX
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Using Twitter as a data source: an overview of social media research tools (2019)
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Ministers say everyone should be able to speak English; but funding for classes has shrunk by almost 60% over the last decade. It's time to invest in ESOL teaching so that everyone can access the learning they want and need. #LetRefugeesLearn bit.ly/31naApN
New Government funding is urgently needed to provide every refugee in the UK a chance to learn English. #LetRefugeesLearn
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No human being is illegal
No human being is illegal
No human being is illegal
No human being is illegal
No human being is illegal
No human being is illegal
No human being is illegal
No human being is illegal
On #WorldRefugeeDay and every day, stand #WithRefugees
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How is PISA translated into PISA-D? Find out in Gorur, Sorensen and Maddox, Chapter 14, in Prutsch (Ed) 'Science, Politics and Numbers' bit.ly/2R9kuqa
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Is It Worth It? Addey and Sellar discuss the reasons for participation and non-participation in ILSAs in order to inform debates about the costs and benefits of ILSA. Read the @UNESCO paper at bit.ly/2IxKkAq
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I'm really pleased to be working with script.lu and liser.lu to observe the performance of their #mathemaTIC software. mathematic.lu
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As discussed this morning on #r4today programme. This is what really matters.
Are we teaching machines to discriminate? aviva.com/newsroom/perspecti…
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Is PISA Worth It? A thought provoking blog post by Laura Engel and David Rutkowski. international-assessments.or…
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Did you know that the US pays students to take PISA? How can we validly compare the PISA results between countries that pay their students and countries that do not? Read more on paying for PISA at bit.ly/2Wp3c9S
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Welcome to METRO! This is a new, ERC-funded project on #quantification, international organisations and their interplay in #transnational #governance
Check out metro-project.eu !
@skape_ed @uoessps @uoesocialpolicy @ECPRKnowledge @UoE_STIS @ERC_Research
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What are the benefits of engaging in adult literacy learning in Ireland?
Our research found the top benefit was personal fulfillment followed by education and then family.
Read the full report here: bit.ly/2QjRrQ8
@SOLASFET @Education_Ire
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The 1919 Report on Adult Education and its legacy: Great post on @paulstanistreet’s blog thelearningage.wordpress.com…
