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What Works in Education: Evidence-Based Education Policies

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TIME COMMITMENT COURSE LANGUAGE COURSE TYPE COST
Course type
MOOC
PRICE
Free

LANGUAGE
English

DEDICATION
5 hours per 7 weeks

LOCATION
En linea

ABOUT THIS COURSE

This course summarizes the main theoretical and practical research surrounding evidence-based education policies and delves into the key improvements and challenges observed in education systems in Latin America and the Caribbean.

The course has been organized around five key features of successful education systems:

• High goals for student achievement that guide all activities within an education system;
• Access to high-quality early childhood and preschool development programs that prepare students entering the school system;
• Effective teachers to improve learning and reduce achievement gaps among students;
• Access and effective use of adequate resources in all schools to promote student learning; and
• Ensuring that all young people acquire the skills necessary to reach their full potential in the professional world and contribute to society.

AUDIENCE OF THE COURSE

The course’s target audience includes those with an interest in improving education through evidence-based education policies.

COST & REIMBURSEMENTS

You will have free access to course materials such as videos, lectures, forums, additional resources, and unqualified practical exercises.

To obtain the course verified certificate, you must meet three conditions:
1-Pass the course, by obtaining at least 65% of total points.
2-Pay $25 dollars, which is the minimum issuance cost for certificates established by edX
3- Perform identity verification in edX

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KNOWLEDGE AREAS

SECTORS
Education
TOPICS
Social Development
COMPETENCIES
Problem Analysis & Synthesis
Problem Solving and Innovation
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