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Ministry of Education and Sports and Australia continue collaboration to identify inclusive teaching practices
The second round of qualitative data collection for the Inclusive Study will begin in February in 30 districts
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Ministry of Education and Sports and Australia strengthen support for teachers on key teaching challenges
The latest round of training for teacher support providers focuses on classroom management and how to support non-Lao speaking students
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Ministry of Education and Australia support teachers with development videos to address their most common challenges
Two new videos covering ‘Strategies for Classroom Management’ and ‘How to teach the activities of the new Spoken Lao Program’ are being released this month
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Ministry of Education and Sports of Lao PDR and Australia advocate for strong partnerships among key stakeholders to achieve quality education for persons with disabilities
The event to mark the International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2024 celebrated successful collaborations in the education sector
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Ministry of Education and Australia put the spotlight on best practice multigrade teaching
Dive into the latest episode of the Role Model docuseries, a proud production of RIES’s Information Media Center supported by Australia
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Vice Minister of Education and Sports, with support from Australia, hands over learning materials, essential products and clothes to Phin district in Savannakhet province
The initiative is part of a campaign led by the Youth Union of MoES to support the most remote schools of the country
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Ministry of Education and Sports and Australia pilot a new tool to improve teaching quality
The new Teacher Self-Assessment tool will help teachers to identify their learning needs and develop a targeted professional development plan
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Australia delivers essential learning materials to support flood-affected primary schools in Luang Namtha Province
Primary schools in the three most flood-affected districts in Luang Namtha province will receive 7,740 textbooks and 1,530 teacher guides to replace the Grade 1 to 5 materials lost in the floods
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Australia hands over video production equipment to the Information Media Center of the Ministry of Education and Sports of Laos
On this occasion, Australia and Ministry of Education and Sports visited the Information Media Centre studio and congratulated the team for their progress in Gender Equality and Inclusive Education
Supporting students from non-Lao speaking backgrounds: the latest teacher development video produced by the Ministry of Education and Sports, with the support of Australia
With this new training video, teachers can learn 5 basic techniques for supporting students from non-Lao speaking backgrounds
Australia supports the Ministry of Education and Sports with the writing of a textbook and teacher guide for the new Grade 5 Science and Environment curriculum
The new primary Science and Environment curriculum focuses on active learning through experiments that help students relate science to their daily lives and local contexts
Australia, through its BEQUAL program, installs a new modern recording system in the sound studio of the Ministry of Education and Sports of Lao PDR
The new sound recording system will enable the Ministry to enhance the quality of their radio program as well as their audio teaching and learning resources production
Ministry of Education and Sports, with support from Australia, hosts the Spoken Lao Pilot Stakeholders Forum to discuss Lao Language support to non-Lao speaking grade 1 students in remote primary schools
A Spoken Lao curriculum has been piloted for two years in 80 remote schools and is now being revised to be ready for roll out in additional provinces
Ministry of Education and Sports and Australia officially launch the training of Grade 4 teachers on the new curriculum in a mix of online and face to face 6-day workshop
The Master Trainers Training marks the beginning of an extensive series of cascade training to get over 9,000 Grade 4 teachers and pedagogical advisors ready to implement the new curriculum nationwide in September