THE EPPE NETWORK BLOG

By Mariana Kakarakis Over the past decades, marketization-focused public policies have significantly transformed higher education systems worldwide. In Brazi...

By Dakota Maxwell-Jones While catching up with friends at UC Berkeley recently, the conversation turned to how accommodation shortages were affecting student...

18th December 2019 This month, another cohort of successful students graduated from the MSc Education, Public Policy and Equity programme at the University o...

By Panchalee Tamulee “Like globalization and urbanization, ‘digitalization’ has already changed the world. The rapid proliferation of information and communi...

...A Response to 'Using Research to Promote Equity in Education' By Sarah Kingstone and Ellen Vanderhoven Last week, a number of EPPE Network members attende...

By Ellen Vanderhoven This week I had the pleasure of welcoming the newest cohort of students to the MSc Education, Public Policy and Equity programme. This y...

By Dr Fraño Paukner Nogués In 2007, a report published by McKinsey (How the world’s best-performing school systems come out on top) made clear that teachers ...

Returning from the summer break, this week we update you on our action research project EPPE_Lab. The EPPE_Lab project is well underway at the Universidad Ca...

This week, teachers participating in our action research project - EPPE_Lab - completed their third training module and selected their research focus for Pha...

...or how to start reconciling teacher quality with social justice By Alejandro Paniagua Teachers have historically been seen as performing a special mission...

This week, the first iteration of Education, Public Policy and Equity Laboratory (EPPE_Lab) was launched at the Universidad Católica del Norte (UCN) in Chile...

We are delighted to announce that this week, EPPE_Lab Chile 2019 officially launched at the Universidad Católica del Norte (UCN) in Antofagasta. This pioneer...

By Sarah Kingstone Reports of recent tragedies have been especially difficult to read. Innocent lives have been taken. The motives appear indicative of a con...

By Abass Bolaji Isiaka The role of education in promoting social inclusion and cohesion in socially and culturally diverse societies has been at the forefron...

Last week, several EPPE Network members and postgraduate students participated in technical meetings at the OECD and UNESCO as part of a fact-finding visit ...

This week, three of our members share reflections on teacher training across the world. Their varied personal and professional experiences provide insight in...

This week, our thematic blog post explores the topic of post-conflict education from three international perspectives. Our contributors have all worked in ed...

By Sarah Kingstone This week, members of the EPPE program attended a talk by Finnish educator, author, and policy advisor, Pasi Sahlberg, on international an...

By Rebecca Ciupka Within two weeks of completing the Education, Public Policy and Equity master's degree, focusing on the history of masculine sciences and t...

We at the EPPE Network are excited to announce a pioneering international programme to empower Chilean school teachers working in highly vulnerable contexts,...