Girls Education – which way forward?
Students from a US based MA course recently asked me why NGOs put too much emphasis on shocking statistics and pictures of girls only while boys from poor and conflict affected countries...
Author: Emily Echessa
The Critical Importance of Formative Assessment for Learning Recovery Post-COVID-19
Date:
January 25, 2022
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