UNESCO Office in Bangkok: News & Events

Quality of Education

25.05.12:
Aid effectiveness in education: what is really needed?

There is a general consensus that international aid is beneficial to countries that adopt sound and stable policies. Aid is found to have maximum effect when...
25.05.12:
The Future of (Open) Education with Sir John Daniel
25.05.12:
A milestone for UNESCO: Malaysia Education Policy Review
25.05.12:
The understated importance of non-cognitive skills
25.05.12:
Shaping the Future of Education in the Asia-Pacific
24.05.12:
UNESCO Forum on Post Conflict Education “Learning to Live Together”
23.05.12:
Request for Proposal – Scale up evidence-informed Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) in the Philippines
17.05.12:
Seminar on Cultural Factors in the Prevention and Promotion of Gender-Based Violence in the Greater Mekong Sub region
15.05.12:
Addressing homophobia in and through schools: Promising examples from Thailand
15.05.12:
Ask her "How Will Education Help You Succeed in Life?"

About Quality of Education

Quality of education, which has until recently been relatively neglected in the international discourse, is gaining greater attention in many Member States. This follows increased access to education at all levels and yet a recognition of the worrying fact that many learners complete primary education without having acquired even basic literacy and numeracy skills. A diverse policy challenge, this area of work covers a wide range of policy domains, including curriculum, pedagogy, teacher policies and particularly assessment (of both cognitive and non-cognitive outcomes).

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Education Policy and Reform (EPR) Unit
UNESCO Bangkok
Asia and Pacific Regional Bureau for Education
Mom Luang Pin Malakul Centenary Building
920 Sukhumvit Road, Prakanong, Klongtoey
Bangkok 10110, Thailand

Tel: +66-2-3910577; +66-2-3910880 ext. 301
Fax: +66-2-3910866
Email: epr.bgk(at)unesco.org

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Quality of Education

Aid effectiveness in education: what is really needed?

The Future of (Open) Education with Sir John Daniel

A milestone for UNESCO: Malaysia Education Policy Review

The understated importance of non-cognitive skills

Shaping the Future of Education in the Asia-Pacific

UNESCO Forum on Post Conflict Education “Learning to Live Together”

Request for Proposal – Scale up evidence-informed Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) in the Philippines

Seminar on Cultural Factors in the Prevention and Promotion of Gender-Based Violence in the Greater Mekong Sub region

Addressing homophobia in and through schools: Promising examples from Thailand

Ask her "How Will Education Help You Succeed in Life?"

About Quality of Education

EPR Related Themes

EPR Resources

Contact EPR