Education Access & Equity
Mentoring’s moment in the Global South
On Wednesday, June 2, the Center for Universal Education at Brookings hosted a discussion on the need to refocus the international education dialogue from school enrollment to learning achieved in developing countries. Participants, who included education experts from academia, international organizations and government, assessed the current state of systematic efforts at the global level to measure learning outcomes.
Center for Universal Education Co-Director and Senior Fellow Jacques van der Gaag opened the event by charting the landscape of learning, including education outside the primary school classroom, during early childhood development and the importance of acquiring both cognitive and non-cognitive skills for ensuring learning outcomes.
Agenda
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June 2
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Introductory Remarks
JvdGJacques van der Gaag -
Presenters
PSPeter Savelyev Ph.D. Candidate, University of ChicagoLWLudger Wößmann Professor of Economics, University of Munich (on leave at Hoover Institution, Stanford University)NBNick Burnett Managing Director - Results for Development InstituteMCMarguerite Clarke Senior Education Specialist, Human Development Network, The World Bank GroupAGAmber Gove Senior Education Analyst, Education Policy and Systems, RTI InternationalJNJordan Naidoo Senior Education Advisor, - Scaling Up and System Reconstruction, UNICEF
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