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28 avril 2019

Education 2030: A commitment to lifelong learning

UILUNESCO Member States from every world region attended the session, organized by UIL and the Permanent Delegation of the Federal Republic of Germany to UNESCO, in Paris on 26 March 2019. Speakers highlighted the relevance of lifelong learning to contemporary challenges such as climate change, mass population movements and the technological revolution, and stressed the key role of UIL in supporting countries in addressing them. More...

28 avril 2019

LitBase celebrates 10 years!

UIL25 March 2019 marked the 10-year anniversary of the Effective Literacy and Numeracy Practices Database, an online collection of best practice literacy programmes from around the world. More...

28 avril 2019

RAMAA supports the training of non-formal education specialists

UILAs part of its Action Research: Measuring Literacy Programme Participants’ Learning Outcomes (RAMAA) programme, the UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning (UIL) was invited to provide teaching units for the regional Engineering in Design and Management of Educational Alternatives (ICGAE) Master's programme at the École normale supérieure (ENS) of Abdou Moumouni University, Niger, from 29 January to 4 February 2019. More...

28 avril 2019

International Year of Indigenous Languages: Complexities of celebration (Advocate 26 01)

In the International Year of Indigenous Languages, I yearn for more. More talking with Elders, more family, more Country, more story, more relational voice to the world, more of our own languages in the everyday. And yet I know this year will be no different unless things drastically change. Not in terms of voices to parliament or closing gaps, but in terms of the everyday lived experience of our children. These changes must shift the way we make meaning and experience life. This is personal, this is intergenerational. For real change I must transform my own life within my family, in the city, because it is the Western meaning making systems that raise and bind our children into this society, this shared reality. More...

28 avril 2019

The marketisation of attention (Advocate 26 01)

In the court of Queen Anne, attention is hers to bestow. Becoming known to Her Majesty is the first, vital step towards some kind of security. The achievement of this justifies the risk one takes in proactively applying healing herbs to her sleeping legs or coughing in her presence. More...

28 avril 2019

Review the Review! (Advocate 26 01)

Like the postal survey that prompted it, the Government’s Religious Freedom Review has left many lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer (LGBTIQ) people feeling isolated, vulnerable and fed up. More...

28 avril 2019

Counting the Coalition’s failings (Advocate 26 01)

There are so many reasons to vote out the Coalition Government at the May election: energy policy and climate change, higher education and research funding, public broadcasting, treatment of refugees, the appalling level of the Newstart allowance. It is just not possible to document their many failings in one small column. More...

28 avril 2019

Epidemic of invisible work (Advocate 26 01)

There’s an old saying that if you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it. The epidemic of academic over work is, in part, a data problem. We have no idea how many hours academics work, but anecdotally it’s a lot. More...

28 avril 2019

Why free TAFE matters (Advocate 26 01)

Thousands of Victorians started their free TAFE courses this year. This will change people’s lives for the better. It means, too, that public technical and further education is on the way to rebuilding as the focus of post school education, alongside public universities. More...

28 avril 2019

Election web-watch (Advocate 26 01)

The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) is a vast collection of data on every election in every electorate in recent Australian history, as well as explanatory pieces on how the system works – preferential voting, proportional representation, the distribution of preferences, electoral redistributions, electoral swings, etc. More...

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