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UNESCO’s Director General visited Chile’s Tsunami Early Warning Provider

13/05/2022

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UNESCO co-organizes national jazz week in Chile

Between April 21 and 30 the National Institute and the Valparaiso Municipal Theater will present public performances, which will include concerts and masterclasses. The week will count, amongst many others artists, with the participation of the Grammy-winning pianist and UNESCO Artist for Peace, Danilo Pérez

News
04/13/2022

Constructing positive masculinities through education. A testimony from Ecuador

News
04/7/2022

UNESCO warns of a lack of progress in basic learning achievements since 2013 in Latin America and the Caribbean

Data from UNESCO’s new ERCE 2019 reveals that in 16 countries in the region, an average of 40% of third grade students and 60% of sixth graders have not acquired basic competencies in reading and math.    In addition, the study found that in most countries, there has not been significant progress in learning achievements among primary education students between 2013 and 2019. Some countries have seen reversals. 

Press release
11/30/2021

Do countries have the educational data necessary to respond to the pandemic?

By Alejandro Vera and Martín Scasso, Regional Bureau for Education in Latin America and the Caribbean (OREALC/UNESCO Santiago)

Article
08/18/2021

Rethinking culture: UNESCO in Chile to bring together diverse stakeholders in a national conference on creative economy

News
07/6/2021

UNESCO: Formative assessment, a breakthrough innovation in schools during the pandemic

In the context of COVID-19, assessment is essential to measure and counteract the impact of school closures on learning. In this context, UNESCO explored more contextualised and flexible assessments through the voices of teachers.

News
07/1/2021
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