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Welcome to the BAICE e-forum, again! Today’s discussions are facilitated by Prof. Anna Robinson-Pant, Professor of Education, University of East Anglia, United Kingdom. Anna is a Professor of Education at and is shortly to be appointed UNESCO Chair in Adult…
Welcome to the BAICE e-forum, again! Today’s discussions are facilitated by Dr. Sushan Acharya, Associate Professor, Central Department of Education, Tribhuvan University, Nepal. Sushan is an Associate Professor at the Central Department of Education Tribhuvan University (TU), Kirtipur. Sushan has undertaken a number…
Welcome to the BAICE e-forum, again! Today’s discussions are facilitated by Ms. Cecilia (Thea) V. Soriano, Programmes and Operations Coordinator, Asia South Pacific Association for Basic and Adult Education. Cecilia (Thea) works as Programmes and Operations Coordinator of ASPBAE and…
Welcome to the BAICE e-forum, again! Today’s discussions are facilitated by Dr. Rafat Nabi, Director of Education, Aga Khan Foundation, Afghanistan. Rafat works with the Aga Khan Foundation in Afghanistan as Director of Education. She is an educational development professional…
Welcome to the BAICE e-Forum on research, policy and practice in women’s literacy! The e-Forum is a virtual space where interested organisations and individuals can interact, network and exchange ideas around adult literacy issues in the global south/developing countries. This…
The Global Targeting of Education and Skill: Policy History and Comparative Perspectives Kenneth King, BAICE [1] Emeritus Professor, University of Edinburgh;and NORRAG Draft of 30th September 2015 BAICE Presidential Address given at the UKFIET 13th International Conference, Oxford Introduction…
Summary of the student report submitted to the AGM at New College, Oxford, 16th September 2015 BAICE has been, as always, supportive of student research community and we are committed to help early career researchers improve their research capacity. Two successful…
The BAICE AGM was held at New College, Oxford on 16th September. Many thanks to all the members, who joined us. Changes to the BAICE Exec We thanked the BAICE officers, who give their time voluntarily to the association. Special…
The 2016 BAICE Conference will be 12-14 September 2016 at the University of Nottingham. The Conference theme will be ‘Achieving and Sustaining Quality Learning’. How can diverse stakeholders work together to improve the quality of learning? What impact do global agendas have, positively or…
BAICE President, Prof. Kenneth King, will be talking about education, learning and the new Sustainable Development Goals in his Presidential Address at the UKFIET Confernce, titled “The Global Targeting of Education and Skill: Policy History and Comparative Perspective’. All conference…
Wednesday is BAICE day at the UKFIET 2015 in Oxford, 15-17th September. Support BAICE by turning up to these events: 4pm, South School Prof. Kenneth King will be delivering the BAICE presidential address, titled “The Global Targeting of Education and Skilll: Policy History and Comparative Perspective”. Annual…
BAICE partnered with The Forum to host the Education for All (EFA) Global Monitoring Report launch on June 10, 2015 at University College London, Institute of Education. Our Executive Committee Chair, Caroline Dyer, hosted a session of interesting debate and…
The final seminar of the BAICE Thematic Forum on Education, Disability and Development will be held on Thursday 16th July 2015 at University of Cambridge. Titled, “Forming alliances in disability and development”, this seminar will be draw on presentations from…
Methodological challenges in comparative and international educational research: Doctoral perspectives July 17, 2015, Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge, UK Keynote Speakers Professor Qing Gu, University of Nottingham, Professor Pauline Rose, University of Cambridge, Dr. Abdulai Abukari, Middlesex University, London…
The 2015 EFA GMR Report Education for All 2000-2015 Achievements and Challenges was launched in New Delhi on 9 April. A UK launch event will be held in London at University College London on Wednesday 10 June from 13:00 to…