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The Caribbean Partners for Educational Progress Library is a rich collection of publications, presentations, articles, links, and web resources. CoP members are encouraged to comment on and rate the existing resources, and to submit additional materials to the Facilitation Team for inclusion in the Library.
Rose M. Ylimaki, Stephen L. Jacobson and Lawrie Drysdale | November 12, 2010
Research indicates that high levels of poverty can interfere with a school’s ability to...
Rose M. Ylimaki, Stephen L. Jacobson and Lawrie Drysdale | November 12, 2010
Research indicates that high levels of poverty can interfere with a school’s ability to...
McKinsey & Company | December 2, 2010
Given our longstanding work on the factors that influence national productivity, and the perceived...
Jamaica Ministry of Education | December 14, 2010
The Sector Plan for Education is influenced by the guiding principles in the Vision 2030 Jamaica -...
Elaine Foster Allen | January 21, 2011
The First Chief Inspector's Report on Education in Jamaica In 2010, the National Education...
Jamaica Ministry of Education | April 26, 2011
The Ministry of Education in its policy thrust to raise the literacy level of the school-aged...
USAID/ Jamaica Basic Education Project | October 9, 2012
USAID/ Jamaica Basic Education Project's e - newsletter for August - September 2012
USAID | November 3, 2012
This white paper discusses the systemic change in the behaviors and attitudes of CETT stakeholder...
Dawn Sewell Lawson | January 24, 2013
Jamaicans have long been concerned about investment in and the equity of the education sector. Yet...
Clement T. M. Lambert and Lorna Down | July 23, 2013
Jamaican policy makers have prioritized literacy improvement as a matter of urgency within the...
| June 27, 2019
AuthorsJoan Spencer-Ernandez, Deon Edwards-Kerr
| May 11, 2016
In the annual revision of the programme, six Social Sciences teacher educators explored the...
| May 11, 2016
INTRODUCTIONThe world has made some remarkable progress in education since 2000, when the six...
| April 27, 2016
Given that almost all our activities relate in some way to climate change, whether addressing...
Marcia Nathai-Balkissoon and Sean Balkissoon | February 24, 2015
This paper reports on the challenges and benefits experienced by undergraduate Production and...
Jade Achoy | February 24, 2015
As graphic design continues to develop in the Caribbean, design educators need to reflect on what...
Kara Enightoola, Simon Fraser and Terrence Brunton | February 24, 2015
E-learning is the use of information and communications technologies to support teaching and...
Jorge Luis Morejón | February 13, 2015
This study considers the implementation of the arts, particularly dance, across higher education...
Rose M. Ylimaki, Stephen L. Jacobson and Lawrie Drysdale | November 12, 2010
Research indicates that high levels of poverty can interfere with a school’s ability to...
Jamaica Ministry of Education | December 14, 2010
The Sector Plan for Education is influenced by the guiding principles in the Vision 2030 Jamaica -...
Rose M. Ylimaki, Stephen L. Jacobson and Lawrie Drysdale | November 12, 2010
Research indicates that high levels of poverty can interfere with a school’s ability to...
McKinsey & Company | December 2, 2010
Given our longstanding work on the factors that influence national productivity, and the perceived...
USAID | November 3, 2012
This white paper discusses the systemic change in the behaviors and attitudes of CETT stakeholder...
Mairette Newman | October 22, 2012
The view that values play a crucial role in how principals conceptualise and interpret school...
| May 2, 2012
Multi-grade teaching refers to the teaching of students of different ages, grades and abilities in...
Susan Peters, Shirley J. Miske, Christopher Johnstone, Diane Prouty Harris, Kimberly Ann Wolbers, Alicia Trotman, Greg Sales | December 16, 2013
TThe Trinidad and Tobago Ministry of Education (MOE) and the Student Support Services Divison (SSSD...
Mairette T. Newman | July 18, 2012
Guided by the symbolic interaction premise that meaning is found in the interaction of individuals...
Harris Cooper | July 12, 2011
This paper discusses the concerns raised by the long summer vaction, the research concerning summer...
| June 27, 2019
AuthorsJoan Spencer-Ernandez, Deon Edwards-Kerr
| May 11, 2016
In the annual revision of the programme, six Social Sciences teacher educators explored the...
| May 11, 2016
INTRODUCTIONThe world has made some remarkable progress in education since 2000, when the six...
| April 27, 2016
Given that almost all our activities relate in some way to climate change, whether addressing...
Marcia Nathai-Balkissoon and Sean Balkissoon | February 24, 2015
This paper reports on the challenges and benefits experienced by undergraduate Production and...
Jade Achoy | February 24, 2015
As graphic design continues to develop in the Caribbean, design educators need to reflect on what...
Kara Enightoola, Simon Fraser and Terrence Brunton | February 24, 2015
E-learning is the use of information and communications technologies to support teaching and...
Jorge Luis Morejón | February 13, 2015
This study considers the implementation of the arts, particularly dance, across higher education...
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