#learning-crisis

Only One in Four Nigerian Children Can Read. But What Exactly Are We Measuring?

UNICEF’s recent warning that only one in four (4) Nigerian children attending school can read proficiently and perform basic mathematics by…

Learning Crisis in Indian Education

Education is often considered the foundation of a nation’s development. It helps individuals acquire knowledge, skills, and values…

Administrative Capture and the Datafication of Teaching: The Political Economy of Teacher Work in…

Across India, schoolteachers are increasingly engaged in administrative, survey, and data-reporting functions that extend far beyond…

K–12, MATATAG, and the Philippine Learning Crisis

The past fifteen years have been a turbulent chapter for Philippine basic education. Ambitious reforms have promised transformation: the…

What Happens When a Child Can’t Read a Simple Sentence by Grade 5?

I know how it feels when you watch your child struggles to read a simple sentence while classmates breeze through. You wonder: “Why is this…

The Australian Learning Crisis

Australia is facing an escalating education crisis, underscored by the latest National Assessment Program — Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN)…

The Learning Crisis in Africa: Students and Teachers who Can’t Read

If you’re an African reading this, then you’ll be surprised if I told you that you’re one of the very few people in the continent who can…

Volunteer educators to help India overcome its Learning Crisis

The learning crisis has been worsened due to COVID-19 and we need educated members of the society to help save the future of our children.

Learning Crises in COVID-19 — Pakistan

This is not remote learning, this is crisis learning

So why are we still calling it such?