Staying that extra minute or so: presence, reality and inheritance in international education
As an educator, I have learned that my time is rarely my own. Instead, it weaves around students and their moments of uncertainty.
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When education defies the odds: Higher education in Myanmar amid the ongoing political unrest
Following the 2021 coup d’état, Myanmar’s higher education has been mired in political unrest. Public universities eventually resumed their operations, yet the attendance is relatively low, with students and academics living under the thumb of stringent control and surveillance.
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Inclusive education in Jordan and Lebanon: Progress made, gaps revealed and the road ahead
Inclusive education is often spoken about as a goal—but what does it actually look like in practice? And how far have countries really come in turning policy into meaningful classroom experiences for children with disabilities?
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From universal frameworks to relational futures: A decolonial reflection on international education
Walking through the sessions at the UKFIET education conferences, it’s hard not to notice a pattern. Regardless of the focus of the presentation, many of them begin and are framed by the same reference point — the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Over time, this repetition begins to feel…
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