From charter schools, to distance education and teacher training – we know that innovative approaches to meeting the needs of different learners are everywhere. Inspire us with the ways that educators you know are 'doing it differently'.
TEACHING APPROACHES
How are educators breaking the mold of traditional education practices?
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Informal classes teach refugees academic and emotional skills
A local journalist visits a school in a Syrian refugee settlement
Can we learn from Finland?
Teach topics instead of subjects
Sister schools/classroom initiatives
Link whole schools or select classrooms in developed countries with similar groups of children in refugee camps via internet or other means.
The Mother Tongue Book Project
An early childhood literacy project in Haiti where children write books that their peers want to read, sharing them and creating libraries.
"L.A. school district demands iPad refund from Apple" — LA Times
Lessons from L.A. Unified School District's silver bullet tablet-based education failure.
Projeto UERÊ
We assist in the education of over 400 children and youth with cognitive problems, due to trauma and constant exposure to violence.
Develop a series of comic book style booklets with set characters, on different topics specific to a group/region, ex. localsocial skills
Comic Books for Learning
Develop a series of comic book style booklets with set characters, on different topics specific to a group/region, ex. localsocial skills
Teaching through movement
Traditional languages barrier impact is minimized when teachers promote body language and interaction.
Tele-Education Center (T.E.C)
A feasible, efficient and safe pathway to education in refugee camps
Learn Anytime Anywhere
A student centred e-education platform.
School of the Air
The answer to education in geographically isolated and remote refugee communities around the world is: 'School of the Air'.
ReBootKAMP
ReBooting the Lives of Refugees Through Intensive Computer Training
Public schools offer second shifts for refugees
Lebanon’s creative approach to absorb half-a-million Syrian refugee students
Redefining the meaning of school for Syrian refugees
Non-formal programs help bridge education gaps
The peer-to-peer, self-guided learning platform.
Dev4X is an open community project that is developing a self-schooling platform, empowering children to teach themselves and their friends.
Get BoxED: Education one box at a time
Get BoxED focuses on educational delivery of student-centered curriculum that allows non-traditional students to attend school anywhere.
Three surprisingly simple techniques that help refugee kids learn
Teachers working in International Rescue Committee (IRC) schools are using creative, low-cost approaches to reach refugee students.
Youth Leadership and Entrepreneurship Development (YLED)
We empower high school students economically.
System in a suitcase to enhance STEM education
An educational system running on tablets provides students with personalised education and access to peer tutors.
A conversation with calamity - Finding the sliver-lining through education
Brining system thinking, leadership, and complexity science principles to Syrian refugees in South Turkey
Family-Oriented Skills Development school
People explore their future jobs with some practical works, but at the same time these works are benefit to build the operation of family