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This is the first of four pieces from a Knowledge Matters tour of school districts in Delaware, in recognition of the state’s new initiative – called DE Delivers – to encourage adoption of high quality instructional materials in its 19 districts. The tour begins in Seaford, which has seen a stunning turnaround in student achievement in a few short years. Knowledge Matters asked Kelly Carvajal Hageman, director of instruction, to write this piece. She came to the district just as it was im...

Digital Curriculum Provider Hosts No Cost Virtual Summit for Schools News provided by Share this article SOUTHLAKE , Texas, May 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- eDynamic Learning, North Americas largest provider of digital curriculum for electives and Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses for grades 6-12, announces their 2nd annual  Friday,  through Saturday May 22 nd. The Virtual Summit is open to all schools and offers them a unique opportunity to support their teachers who are new to digit...

0share In 2018 Tek Experts made a commitment to invest in Africa with the opening of our first office in the region of Lagos, Nigeria. In less than three years, we have made good on the promise we made to Nigeria, and we have grown our numbers from an initial 200 hires to more than 1,500 employees today. Now, we are making a similar commitment to the people of Rwanda: to invest in the country’s talent, connect people to a world of opportunities and contribute to the expansion of Rwanda’s gr...

Somalia: Knowledge Matters: Community Engagement, Issue 29 | December 2020 22 December, 2020 - 04:50 Countries: Bangladesh, Central African Republic, Kenya, Somalia Source: Concern Worldwide Please refer to the attached file. This issue of Knowledge Matters is an opportunity to examine some of the different ways we work in communities in different countries and contexts. The issue begins with a thought piece on the evolution of approaches to community engagement since the 1990s...

Knowledge Matters: Community Engagement, Issue 29 | December 2020 Format This issue of Knowledge Matters is an opportunity to examine some of the different ways we work in communities in different countries and contexts. The issue begins with a thought piece on the evolution of approaches to community engagement since the 1990s and how Concern engages with communities in 2020. Next, we visit Somalia to explore the Building Resilient Communities in Somalia consortium’s approach to community en...