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UNESCO Report Seeks Changes For Children With Disabilities
The report states that in India, 75 per cent of five-year olds with disabilities and a quarter of children with disabilities in the age group of five to 19 years do not attend any educational institution.
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Namya Joshi Wins The UNESCO Contest Held Worldwide To Identify And Recognize The Young Talents
The theme of the competition was to empower local communities to fulfil Global missions.
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National Alliance For Women’s Football In India Held In Delhi
Inspired by new emerging women sporting icons in India, an ambitious plan of taking Indian Women’s Football to the global stage, has brought together various stakeholders to set up the Alliance, with CEQUIN as its convener.
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Whizjuniors Collaborates Globally With UNESCO To Build Awareness Towards Crucial Issues Through Multimedia Competition
Whizjuniors partners with UNESCO Center for Peace to host their Worldwide Multimedia Competition.
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Moving From Transmissive Pedagogies To Transformative Pedagogies
Dr. Anantha K. Duraiappah, Director, UNESCO Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development conducted an exclusive roundtable meet to discuss the legacy of UNESCO MGIEP's successful initiative Transforming Education Conference For Humanity (TECH 2018).
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Education Needs To Be Re-Evaluated In The Light Of The 4th Industrial Revolution
Internationally recognised education consultant Tony Brandenburg who provides Education Technology Consultancy Services to the UNESCO speaks on the future of technology and it’s on education and learning processes
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Make Learning Fun, Immersive And Interactive
Dr Anantha Duraiappah, Director, UNESCO - Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable development (MGIEP) on how our current education system needs to transform to help learners face 21st C challenges
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