Last week, we did something monumental. We planted the flag of Zizi Afrique Foundation at the summit of Lenana Peak, Mount Kenya (4,985m). This was more than a physical achievement; it was a profound embodiment of the very values that…
In education, “evidence” takes many forms. It can be drawn from large-scale research studies such as the Tusome (Let’s read) literacy program, or from classroom data gathered through assessments, observations, and learning analytics. Equally important is the knowledge teachers develop…
“Strategies implemented in schools to maximize student learning should be evidence-based.”-The Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership Evidence-based education is an approach to teaching and learning that emphasises using empirical research to guide classroom instruction decisions and practices. This…
Evidence is crucial in education. It is important to understand which teaching practices and innovations work best, where and when they work well, and how they work under different circumstances. By scrutinizing education evidence, we can integrate proven innovations into…