Short Suggested Survey on School Conditions during the COVID-19 Crisis

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Short Suggested Survey on School Conditions during the COVID-19 Crisis

UNESCO Institute for Statistics has developed this survey to help Ministries of Education get a clearer picture of the response to the crisis and of situation on the ground with focus in primary and secondary education. The purpose of the survey is to generate information that can be used to define courses of action, define the path to the normalization of classes, and help regain the losses in student learning. The survey findings will also help teachers and parents review their own situation, compare it with the situation of others, and help them decide on their participation in school-level solutions.
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UNESCO Institute for Statistics has developed this survey to help Ministries of Education get a clearer picture of the response to the crisis and of situation on the ground with focus in primary and secondary education. The purpose of the survey is to generate information that can be used to define courses of action, define the path to the normalization of classes, and help regain the losses in student learning. The survey findings will also help teachers and parents review their own situation, compare it with the situation of others, and help them decide on their participation in school-level solutions.
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2020
UNESCO/UIS
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Adapting Assessments for School Closures & Re-opening
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