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    playtime-can-bridge-developmental-gap-early-childhood
    Playtime Can Bridge the Developmental Gap in Early Childhood
    At Ubongo, we believe that every child is born with magical potential in them already; it just needs to be nurtured.

    WISE Words | Jul 20, 2018
    WISE Words Podcast: Dr. Patrick Awuah
    WISE Words Podcast: Dr. Patrick Awuah
    Find out more about the African education ecosystem, higher education and how ethical leaders can transform a continent.

    WISE Words | Jul 03, 2018
    Young Scientists Imagine the Future of Education
    Are our schools adequately prepared to educate young people for future challenges?

    Science | Jun 29, 2018
    Breaking Free of Factory Schools
    In a post-industrial world, education may require a bold rethink.

    Quartz | Jun 29, 2018
    why-africa-needs-entrepreneurship-education-how-do-it-right
    Why Africa Needs Entrepreneurship Education and How to Do It Right
    Entrepreneurship education has emerged as a viable solution to advance Africa’s inclusive growth.

    WISE Words | Jun 08, 2018
    Education Innovation at the Bottom of the Pyramid
    Necessity is the mother of invention. In some of the world's poorest places, bold innovators are creating scalable solutions to the most pressing education issues.

    The Hill | May 27, 2018
    Investing in Open Source Education Software

    Engadget | May 22, 2018
    Ways to Boost Innovation in African Education
    Takeaways from WISE@Accra on how to harness innovation and bring it to scale for quality education in Africa.

    Devex | May 21, 2018
    WISE Words Podcast: Billy Grayson
    WISE Words Podcast: Billy Grayson
    Billy Grayson shares his interesting education background and how it equipped him to take a multidisciplinary approach to problem-solving.

    WISE Words | May 08, 2018
    leaving no one behind: empowering women through education
    Leaving No One Behind: Empowering Women Through Education
    Providing education to girls has multiple impacts leading to improved childbearing practices, better family health and lower fertility, economic benefits, poverty reduction, environment protection, peace and social cohesion. It is proved to have a substantial impact on the welfare of women and children.

    WISE Words | May 07, 2018
    the future of africa’s education is in the hands of african youth
    The Future of Africa’s Education is in the Hands of African Youth
    Africa's youth population surge could catapult Africa into a growth trajectory but we must first invest in quality education for all.

    WISE Words | May 07, 2018
    tackling youth unemployment with 21st century skills
    Tackling Youth Unemployment with 21st Century Skills
    Also known as soft skills, 21st century skills are abilities needed to succeed in today’s world. These skills include the 4 C’s (creativity, collaboration, communication, critical thinking) but also skills such as initiative and leadership.

    WISE Words | May 07, 2018
    championing girls’ education and health with malaika and the global fund
    Championing Girls’ Education and Health with Malaika and the Global Fund
    We view Malaika as a hub for education where ideas can be tested before being replicated to generate impact across Africa.

    WISE Words | May 07, 2018
    Carl Manlan
    To Fix Youth Unemployment in Africa, We Need to Build Skills in the Informal Sector
    Education needs a home that breeds empathy, curiosity, relentlessness, resilience and diplomacy.

    WISE Words | May 04, 2018
    3 ways young women are championing the transformation of a continent
    3 Ways Young Women are Transforming a Continent
    We must act with urgency to address problems exacerbated by population growth. Quality and relevant education is the key.

    WISE Words | May 04, 2018
    Understanding the Global Learning Crisis
    Six out of 10 children and adolescents worldwide do not have a basic level of proficiency in reading and mathematics.

    Quartz | Apr 24, 2018