Caribbean CoP

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Discussing and debating emerging issues and challenges

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Contributing to education system improvement

In person and virtual collaboration through meetings, EduExchange discussions and community consultations.

Introducing the Jamaica Partners for Educational Progress Community of Practice (CoP)

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Caribbean Partners for Educational Progress is a regional Community of Practice that connects education stakeholders to share knowledge and experiences, to get or offer help, to discuss timely and critical issues, to contribute to policy development and to collectively help advance the field of basic education. This CoP provides an opportunity for individuals to learn from and grow professionally with one other, to increase the effectiveness of their individual efforts, and to contribute to the strengthening of the Jamaica education system.

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Beverley Bryan

Apr 4, 2017 |3 Responses

How should students' dress and grooming be regulated?

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Recent News & Blog Posts

Baseline Survey of Teacher Training in Special Education in the Caribbean

James| Jun 27, 2019| Joan Spencer-Ernandez and Deon Edwards-Kerr https://www.mona.uwi.edu/cop/library/baseline-survey-teacher-training-special-education-caribbean

Jamaican Pupil Writes Her Way to the Top

Josephine| Jun 29, 2017| Eleven-year-old Georgia Fisher of Tomlinson Christian Academy in Ocho Rios, Jamaica is the winner of the 2017 Caribbean Primary Exit Assessment (CPEA) Story Writing Competition.Georgia’s story, entitled “The Cycle of Life” was unanimously selected...

PAHO/WHO urges more attention to blood pressure control

Josephine| Jun 5, 2017| In Latin America and the Caribbean, only 1 in 5 people with hypertension manage to keep their blood pressure below 140/90.Washington, D.C., 14 May 2015 (PAHO/WHO) — On World Hypertension Day, May 17, the Pan American Health Organization/World...

Wanted: Primary School Maths Specialists

Josephine| May 29, 2017| The Ministry of Education, Youth and Information intends to strengthen the number of mathematics specialists in primary schools, thus assisting children to develop a better appreciation for mathematics at a young age.The announcement was made by the...

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