Posts tagged with ‘CIER’
The Role of Language of Instruction in Achieving Sustainable Development Goal 4
A School of Education seminar hosted by the Centre for International Education Research.
Tags: Centre for International Education Research, CIER, Lizzy Okpebva-Milligan, sustainable development
The effects of coloniality on ‘our’ collective psyche: how the postcolonial Nigerian education system struggles to deal with an alternative knowledge system
A Centre for International Education Research seminar.
Tags: Centre for International Education Research, CIER, Dr Hadiza Abdulrahman, School of Education
A Perfect Mess: The unintended (and successful) innovations in Swiss vocational education and training (VET) and adult education
This seminar is hosted by the Centre for International Education and UNEVOC as part of the U21@21 celebrations.
Tags: Centre for International Education, CIER, education, Professor Philipp Gonon, School of Education, U21, U21@21, UNEVOC
China’s One Belt One Road Initiative: Developing “International Talents” on the Periphery
A Centre for International Education Research Seminar: Presented by Professor Bob Adamson, The Education University of Hong Kong.
Tags: Centre for International Education Research, CIER, Education University of Hong Kong, International Talents, OBOR, One Belt One Road, Professor Bob Adamson, UNNC
Employability, human development and capabilities formation: enablements and constraints
A Centre for International Education Research seminar presented by Professor Melanie Walker, University of the Free State, South Africa.
Tags: Centre for International Education Research, CIER, employability, seminar
A vision of successful pedagogy in the African context: the case of speed schools in Ethiopia
This presentation focuses on the pedagogy enacted within Speed Schools, a complementary education initiative providing a catch-up education for out-of-school children in Ethiopia.
Tags: CIER, Ethiopia, pedagogy, School of Education, speed school
When liberal adult education and vocational training meet: the Folk Development Colleges of Tanzania
A CIER/UNEVOC seminar presented by Professor Alan Rogers, Visiting Professor, School of Education. Alan Rogers, Visiting Professor in the School of Education, has just returned from a visit to the Folk Development Colleges in Tanzania after twenty years.
Tags: CIER, liberal adult education, School of Education, Tanzania, UNEVOC, vocational training