GRADUATE XXI IDB CONTEST: What Would You Do to Make Education More Inclusive and Accessible to Everyone?
Every month starting in December of 2012, the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) will present a different topic associated with the high school dropout crisis – a potential barrier to graduating – and we’ll ask you for your help to break it down!
You can send your ideas in writing or send us a link to a video proposal.
Each contest winner will receive a new iPad Mini !!!
This month, for the first contest, the IDB ask:
WHAT WOULD YOU DO TO MAKE EDUCATION MORE INCLUSIVE AND ACCESSIBLE TO EVERYONE?
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Permalink Reply by Christine Seivwright on
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Education is a right for everyone, so I will use all the communication tools available to sensitize everyone in any organization about the available opportunities within their experience.
I will do the research and help key stakeholders to help leaning institution to give fair and equitable opportunities to all learners.
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Permalink Reply by Dr. Cynthia Crump on
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provide opportunity for widespread training and retraining of teachers, reviewing tried and proven strategies. continuous monitoring and support, characterized by mentoring and coaching, encouraging collaboration and modeling in classrooms.
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Collaborate with students, families and the community to understand what it is that each view as central to their present and future best interests, learn their culture(s), learn how to respect their cultures and views. Train teachers to utilize a pedagogy of place, problem posing and service learning, incorporating that which is important to the community. Use problem posing to gain insight into causes of dropping out. Locate or invent mechanisms to overcome these barriers, including alternative routes to completion.
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