education
Back to school, back to segregation (NL/FR)
Het realiseren van een goede sociale mix blijft in België een heikele zaak ondanks alle hervormingsinitiatieven waarmee beide Gemeenschappen het voorbije decennium op de proppen kwamen.
Education in Finland : which lessons can Belgium learn ?
Les caractéristiques de la société finlandaise expliquent en partie le succès de son enseignement.
Changing school : coming back to the core (FR
« Mettez un bon enseignant dans un mauvais système, et le système gagne chaque fois. »
2014-19: Let's motivate teachers and students again!
Itinera asks in its election series to focus on one of the underexposed aspects of education policy: the role of teachers, schools and parents. The education debate is often about structures, processes and resources. That is understandable and important. But it is not enough.
School absenteeism: The grief of the parents
Withdrawing family benefits is not the solution to the drop-out. This penalty deepens the distance between the student and the school and also makes the entire family precarious. To fight against the drop-out, we must bring the school closer to the student.
Break the taboo about underprivileged versus privileged diploma's
The European leaders have announced an action plan against youth unemployment. Obviously it’s a very complex and divers issue. Seen the seriousness of the issue we can’t tolerate any taboo’s about this. Also not about the matter about the often ill-considered choice of studies.
Strong performers and successful reformers in education
In today’s global economy, countries need high-quality education systems that will teach their citizens the skills necessary to meet the challenges of tomorrow.
De-tracking school: helping the weak, keeping the best
Poland is a successful reformer in terms of performance and inequality: in less than 6 years, it has raised the performance in reading of its 15 years old in PISA by the equivalent of half a school year.