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Dominican Republic expands UNESCO-backed learning-assessment project

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UNESCO says its ERCE Schools initiative now reaches 54 Dominican schools, using assessment findings to help teachers adapt instruction.

Key takeaways

UNESCO says its ERCE Schools initiative now reaches 54 Dominican schools, using assessment findings to help teachers adapt instruction.

What happened

UNESCO reported that ERCE Schools expanded from 30 to 54 educational institutions in the Dominican Republic. Its team held workshops for teachers and school leaders on using assessment results to identify learning needs and adjust teaching. The expansion is confirmed; improved student outcomes have not yet been demonstrated in this update.

Why it matters

Assessment is more useful when educators can turn the findings into support for individual learners rather than merely record scores.

What to watch

Classroom implementation and measured learning results will show whether the approach helps students.

Sources

Sources

  1. https://www.unesco.org/en/articles/assessment-classroom-using-data-improve-learning-dominican-republic

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