Course: Transforming Learning in Conflict and Crisis Settings

On the Thai-Myanmar border, many schools have enrolled students from diverse ethnic groups. These include Karen, Karenni, Mon, Shan, and Bamar students. Schools also have students from different religious backgrounds …

Welcome to the course, Transforming Education in Conflict and Crisis Settings. This is the second course in our teacher development series. Watch the video to meet the educators and learn …

To get ready to talk about changing education, we are looking again at the Conversational Framework. This is a model that explains how teaching and learning work through interaction. We …

The video shows that even when teachers and students are living in displacement, learning can still be enjoyable. Teachers can help make school a positive and fun place for everyone. …

As the video shows, when there are not enough teachers or classrooms, one teacher may need to teach students from different grade levels in the same room. In this type …

The VPLP Framework helps us see how education can both cause harm and support healing in conflict and crisis situations. It also connects with the idea of intersectionality, which means …

In displacement settings, teachers face enormous challenges to their own wellbeing while supporting their students and communities through crisis. This video explores how teachers in refugee camps along the Thai-Myanmar …