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Jul 27
6m 45s

Every Learner Matters: Chile

Richard Ingram
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Global Conversation 2 – Chile explores how Chile's education system is responding to diversity, inequality, and inclusion. Drawing on insights from Chilean educators Romina Madrid and Carmen Montecinos, the discussion examines the tensions between equity-focused reforms and market-driven accountability, the realities of educational segregation, and what it will take to ensure every learner can thrive. Part of the Every Learner Matters Global Conversation series.


More information on the ELM project can be found here. You can also sign up at this link to future conversations: https://thestaffcollege.uk/every-learner-matters/


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