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Remembering Sir Ken Robinson, FLS News Issue 1072 Tue 25 August 2020

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“The noblest pleasure is the joy of understanding” ― Leonardo da Vinci [more quotes]
🕛 2 Mins | Story
Remembering Sir Ken Robinson
In February 2006, author and educator Sir Ken Robinson stepped on the TED stage….
🕛 4 Mins | Strategies
Conversation is a cornerstone of…..
🕛 2 Mins  | Response to COVID-19
Rohingya Children Bearing Brunt Of COVID Disruptions In Bangladesh Refugee Camps As Education Facilities Remain Closed
🕛 5 Mins  | Disabilities
Schools Say They Have To Do Better For Students With Disabilities This Fall
More than 7 million schoolchildren….
🕛  3 Mins | TVET
KOICA Supports Vietnam In Giving Vocational Training To Disadvantaged People
The MoU will serve as the foundation…..
 
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2020 thematic focus: “Teaching and learning literacy: The role of educators and changing pedagogies”.
 
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