U.S. Ed Leaders Gather at AED to Discuss the Future of Education Research Andy Rotherham and Denise Borders

More than 200 top education experts from across the U.S. gathered at AED on May 13 to discuss the relationship between research and teaching and learning.  microphone
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PHOTO: Andy Rotherham, co-director of Education Sector, and Denise Borders, senior vice president at AED, who both spoke at the forum.

 
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‘Writing By Kids’ Gives Namibian Children a Voicea smiling writer








In classrooms throughout Namibia, students are reading books that they have written and local artists have illustrated. AED’s Basic Education Project team initiated the “The ‘Writing by Kids’ activity, which also provides educators with new methods for teaching reading and writing.
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