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From learning recovery to education transformation 

16 September 2022 | Over the past three years, the pandemic has brought profound disruptions to children’s learning, exacerbating the pre-existing global learning crisis. We need to act urgently to recover learning and seize this opportunity to build education systems back better.

covid-19, education, education transformation, learning

Building a learning culture for the digital world: lessons from Moscow

Technology should play an important role in education if we want to provide teachers with learning environments that support 21st-century methods of teaching.

andreas schleicher, e-school, education, learning, moscow, russia, students, teachers, teaching, tech, technology

Tell and show: animated children’s stories put Brazilian students at the centre of learning

A Brazilian startup has developed a remarkably simple (and effective) way to put students at the centre of designing learning environments.

andreas schleicher, brasil, Brazil, by kids to kids, education, learning, learning environment, learning environments, student agency

100 things we’ve learned from PISA

In honor of the 100th edition of PISA in Focus, we’ve compiled a list of 100 things we’ve learned from PISA over the past eight years.

learning, PISA, PISA in Focus, Quiz

Share your experiences in transforming learning environments

Schools can also learn from the experiences of others in changing learning spaces, and apply lessons learned to their own contexts. That’s why the OECD is calling for case studies on the transformation of learning environments.

case study, education, learning, learning environments, LEEP, schools, teaching

Why learning should be more playful

We might take learning more seriously if it felt more like play.

learning, MOOC, play, playful learning, teaching

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