EDU_Matters provides you with:
- Edu Gatherings: events and workshops for educators
- Updates on educational trends around the world
- Education research papers
- Lists of global education events
- Discounts for Professional Development courses and conferences
- Global network of educators and institutions
Who is it for?
EDU_Matters is for all stakeholders in the education community. Anyone who wants to learn about current educational issues should be provided with a platform for sharing and learning. Bringing a diverse range of expertise and experience to a common theme enriches the discussion and allows us to consider different ideas and perspectives on an issue. This is why EDU_Matters platform is for:
Teachers
School Leaders
Teaching Assistants
Administrative Staff
Policy Makers
Tutors
Education Business Owners
Education Trainers and Lecturers
Education NGOs
Parents
Students
WHY EDUCATION IS IMPORTANT
Education is the most influential tool for future generations in our developing world.
As the complexity of economic, social, cultural and environmental issues increases, we must address global challenges and their relationship with education.
Both teachers and learners must be equipped with the skills, attitudes and values to ensure they embrace those challenges and positively impact on the future.
Challenges in Education Today:
EduMatters exists to solve the above challenges. This is why we do the following:
- Run a Global Educators community for research and best practices exchange
- Support educators in teaching technology in the classroom
- Empower kids to help other kids around the world
- Help children in underprivileged areas to get access to better education
- Cooperate with teachers communities around the world
EDU Matters is a Sustainable Development Goals Advocate and Ambassador
EduMatters Partners
* UNESCO's 2017-18 Global Education Monitoring Report
** National Education Union Survey
https://www.theguardian.com/education/2019/apr/16/fifth-of-teachers-plan-to-leave-profession-within-two-years
*** PWC US ‘Technology in US schools: Are we preparing our kids for the jobs of tomorrow?'