To celebrate Thanksgiving in the US, IEN continues its annual tradition of recognizing some of the many groups and individuals who are supporting learning and education around the world. This week, we celebrate the educators and organizations we profiled this year from China, Estonia, Vietnam,
Boundless Learning in an Early Childhood Center in Shenzen, China
Pushing the boundaries of the conventional school: Indrek Lillemägi talks about the development of a new upper secondary school in Tallinn, Estonia (Part 1; Part 2)
Can Vietnam transform the conventional model of schooling? Educational improvement at scale (Part 1 Part 2)
“Will Vietnam be leading the way in transforming the conventional model of schooling that has dominated education for more than 100 years?“
Something’s Happening Here: Gregg Behr on the Evolution and Expansion of Remake Learning and Remake Learning Days (Part 1; Part 2)
Establishing the Children and Families Agency and Promoting Digital Transformation in Childcare: Hiro Yokota on the Development of a “Child-Centered Society” in Japan (Part 1; Part 2)
Bringing a Tablet-Based Foundational Learning Program to all the Primary Schools in Malawi: Joe Wolf and Kira Keane on the Evolution of Imagine Worldwide (Part 1; Part 2)
International Education News 