Educación Mesoamérica es una iniciativa regional que busca incrementar el número de jóvenes que se gradúan de la escuela secundaria. Para alcanzarlo, sigue un modelo de provisión de servicios probado, innovador y exitoso (financiamiento por resultados) que, apalancando recursos públicos con un fondo de donantes privados, permite impulsar cambios de gran escala a nivel del sistema educativo.
Childhood is a crucial stage for learning, health and the future nutrition of every child. The economic benefits of childhood development programs are up to 19 times greater than their costs. We dive into the critical elements that determine whether early childhood services are of high quality.
The knowledge hub aims to promote and facilitate the exchange of knowledge and useful resources on Early Childhood Development (ECD) in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) as well as to highlight the wealth of learning and knowledge produced in our region.
Did you know that in Latin America and the Caribbean 40% of third-grade and 51.6% of 15-year-old students do not reach minimum reading levels? “Aprendamos Todos a Leer” focuses on teaching reading and writing in the early grades.
Tener buenos docentes es clave para el desempeño académico de los y las estudiantes y para reducir brechas de aprendizaje. Sin ellos no podríamos revertir los impactos negativos que la pandemia producida por COVID-19 está dejando en nuestros niños, niñas y adolescentes. Con la ayuda de expertos en sistemas educativos en América Latina, en esta serie de webcasts aprendemos sobre políticas y estrategias innovadoras de selección y asignación docente para mejorar la equidad y la eficiencia de los sistemas educativos de la región.
We invest in people and improve lives by developing 21st century skills. People with strong skills are better equipped to cope with daily challenges, build positive relationships, and make better decisions. Citizens need to skill, reskill, and upskill fast to adapt to new trends and rapid changes. This platform offers users solutions to close the skills gaps between what the industry needs and what educational institutions produce. We connect the region with global trends in education and the most disruptive ideas for improving lives.
Explore and navigate CIMA, an innovative platform that presents information on 40 indicators comparable across educational systems in Latin America and the Caribbean, as well as country-specific profiles that summarize the state of education.
How did Latin America do on PISA 2012 assessments? We show you briefs containing key data on student performance from the eight Latin American countries that participated in OECD’s Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA).
How does a 21st century school look like to you? Discover more about this platform that brings together representatives from the region to exchange experiences related to the design, planning and management of school infrastructure in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Did you know humans would need one and a half planets Earth to sustain our current lifestyles in the future? Rise Up is a climate change education initiative designed to motivate children and youth to use their creativity toward the devising of solutions to environmental problems.
Do All Children Count? Download the publication and explore what works in early math and science education in Latin America and the Caribbean.
What percentage of 3-year olds can articulate words and concepts? How many of them spend quality time with their caretakers or have access to books at home? Learn more from this project that generates high quality and regionally comparable data on child development.