Aaron Benavot

@BenavotAA

Professor, Global Ed Policy, , Project, , , Curriculum & textbook researcher, , lifelong learner, potter

Albany, New York
albany.academia.edu/AaronBenavot
Joined June 2014
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    Dec 15

    Please come work with IIEP! Great job, wonderful colleagues and a mission to support stronger planning and management capacity for education!

    : we are looking for a Strategic Partnerships Officer to support resource mobilization efforts for IIEP's new Medium-Term Strategy. Could that be you? ⏰Apply by 7 January 2022:
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    Dec 15

    I love the research presented during . The PISA framework was mentioned earlier. I am curious what this panel believes are the leading global competencies/framework currently in western culture for global citizenship ed.

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    Dec 15

    So many methods and approaches to take in the measurement of competencies depending on purpose - system monitoring? individual proficiencies? just the beginning of a conversation

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    Dec 14

    🗓️ How can we report and measure countries’ efforts in global citizenship education (.7) across diverse cultures and systems? Tune in on Dec 15 to hear from , , and .

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    Dec 13

    🗓️ Global citizenship education (.7) has never been more critical than in today’s interconnected world. On Dec. 15, join us to explore how to measure its progress across diverse cultures and systems, with , & .

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    Dec 13

    Analysis of 211 education systems for the shows that regulations of non-state actors tend to focus on registration, approval/licensing, teacher certification, infrastructure & pupil/teacher ratios rather than equity & inclusion.

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    Dec 10

    New GEM Report - a must-read for everyone engaged in global education issues.

    🔴JUST RELEASED: The 2021/2 ’s rallying call – Who chooses? Who loses? – is an invitation for policymakers to question relationships with non-state actors and to of education in terms of fundamental choices ➡️
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    Dec 9

    JUST RELEASED: The 2021/2 ’s rallying call – Who chooses? Who loses? – is an invitation for policymakers to question relationships with non-state actors and to of education in terms of fundamental choices

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    Dec 9

    🔴JUST RELEASED: The 2021/2 ’s rallying call – Who chooses? Who loses? – is an invitation for policymakers to question relationships with non-state actors and to of education in terms of fundamental choices ➡️

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    Dec 3
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    Recordings will be on general release soon!

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    Dec 1

    What a line-up.... Speakers at the morning session of the Conference on Learning Transversal Competencies in ASEAN Countries and their Neighbors. Register for the PM session:

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    Dec 1

    VNIES D-G Lê Anh Vinh (center), Đỗ Đức Lân, conference organiser (to his left) and VNIES team in VNIE 60th anniversary meeting & final planning for 2 Dec. conference. Register at:

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    Nov 30

    🎺🎺🎺*Final* podcast of this series, Mikiko Nishimura & James Williams draw on experiences in Asia & Africa to discuss how 21c and transversal skills are viewed in different country contexts. Register for the conference :

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    Nov 29

    The 5th Forum on for sustainable development, global citizenship, health and well-being is happening today! Join at session 1.2 on , pedagogy and assessment! 👉

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    Nov 27

    🎺🎺🎺 podcast #4: Yuto Kitamura on the transition of Southeast Asian countries from expanding educational access to greater focus on educational quality & transversal skills: Register now for 2 Dec. conference :

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    Nov 17

    🎺🎺🎺 Registration open for online conference, 2 December, 8:00-16:30 Hanoi (UTC+7): Learning Transversal Competencies in ASEAN Countries and their Neighbors. Keynotes by , , +

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    Nov 14

    NISSEM was fortunate to be selected to contribute a background paper to UNESCO's report:

    The future of humanity & the planet 🌍 is at risk. Urgent action is needed to change course. That’s why we need to reimagine education. Check out ’s long-awaited report 👇
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    Nov 12

    Progress has been made on & @ but more is needed. Join the Project Regional Hubs to continue collaborating on monitoring & evaluation to strengthen the new work programme

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    Nov 9

    Cultural anthropologist ("My job is to understand how things make sense to people") talking to ... 11 mins of great listening

    🎺🎺🎺A new SEL Chat! looks at the why behind education reforms around the world. Save the dates (2-3 Dec) for remote conference, 'Learning Transversal Competencies in ASEAN Countries and their Neighbors.'
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    Nov 4

    🎺🎺🎺 SEL Chat is back! Save the dates (2-3 Dec) for remote conference, 'Learning Transversal Competencies in ASEAN Countries and their Neighbors.' First up, Esther Care on transversal competencies and 21st Century skills in teaching & assessment.

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