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Learning Poverty and Education Pluralism: The Global Catholic Education Report 2021

mar, 16 feb

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What are the challenges faced by Catholic schools and universities globally? To what extent do students actually learn, and what could be done to improve learning? Does education pluralism have a role to play to achieve SDG4? This webinar will explore these questions.

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Learning Poverty and Education Pluralism: The Global Catholic Education Report 2021
Learning Poverty and Education Pluralism: The Global Catholic Education Report 2021

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16 feb 2021, 11:00 – 12:30 GMT-5

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About the Event

Catholic schools serve close to 62 million students globally at the preschool, primary, and secondary levels, with in addition more than 6 million students enrolled at the post-secondary level. By managing the largest non-governmental network of schools and universities in the world, the Catholic Church plays an important role in efforts to achieve SDG4, especially in low-income countries.  The 2021 edition of the Global Catholic Education Report will focus on learning poverty, education pluralism, the COVID-19 Crisis, and their implications for the right to quality education. The report will be released on February 12, 2021 at Global Catholic Education. It will explore the impact of the current crisis on educational attainment and learning as well as the issue of education pluralism and how it affects state support for nonprofit faith-based schools and universities. Results from a survey of regulatory frameworks for Catholic schools across countries will also be discussed. After a presentation summarizing the…

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