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New DVD on HIV & AIDS Education in the classroom

To mark World AIDS Day, the IBE has launched a new DVD on HIV & AIDS Education in the classroom. This film provides concrete examples of pedagogical interactions on issues related to HIV & AIDS education. The sequences were shot in classrooms in Guyana with learners aged 5 to 13 and in a teachers’ training classroom. The situations are particularly adapted to the Caribbean context but are also useful in other cultural environments.

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Development of bilingual Zarma-French reading booklets and teacher guides for alternative rural schools in Niger

Thanks to the generosity of individual donors in Switzerland, from whom funds were collected within the framework of UNESCO’s direct marketing campaign, the IBE is currently supporting a 2-year project (2010-2012) for the development of bilingual Zarma-French reading booklets and teacher guides for alternative rural schools in Niger. The aim of this project is to develop, pilot test and provide 735 primary students aged 9-10 with a bilingual Zarma-French reading booklet, as well as to provide teacher guides to 15 schools.

Validation of the bilingual Zarma-French booklet and its teacher’s guide for the alternative rural schools in Niger

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Learn more about curricula and curriculum development processes in East Asia and the Pacific

The updated World Data on Education (WDE) profiles of 20 countries in the sub-region are now online. This database includes profiles of education systems around the world and concentrates on curriculum development processes and curricula from early childhood to upper secondary education. Recent information (2010) about countries in the Latin America and the Caribbean and Sub-Saharan Africa regions is also available.

World Data on Education

Consult the updated profiles of the 7th edition, 2010/2011

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IBE and Inclusive Education

"Inclusive quality education is fundamental to achieving human, social and economic development" affirmed Ministers of Education and heads of delegation from 153 UNESCO Member States that met in Geneva at the 48th ICE (November 2008). 

As a follow-up to the ICE, the IBE provides access to a range of materials, tools and resources that can support the implementation of inclusive education policies and practices.

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Mission

The International Bureau of Education (IBE) is the UNESCO institute specializing in educational contents, methods and structures. Its overall mission is to contribute to the attainment of quality Education for All (EFA).   More

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