Empowering Youth in Global Education Event Design
Youth participation opportunities in global education are scarce, despite being 41% of the population. It is vital to engage them actively in decision-making, break down barriers, and foster emotions and trust structures. Intergenerational partnerships are key to combating student disengagement and strengthening girls’ agency. It is essential to recognize youth diversity, honor their experiences and skills, ensure their safety and consent, compensate their expertise, co-create events with them, and consider a commitment to their needs.
Sudden Stops in the Euro Zone
The crisis in the eurozone, characterized as a balance of payments crisis, revealed the need to strengthen its infrastructure. The analysis of TARGET2 data showed the importance of liquidity mechanisms and capital flows. It is proposed to update the format of the Policy Brief for its reissue in 2025, highlighting the importance of reforming the structures of the eurozone.
Does Grade Retention Help or Hinder English Learners?
Grade retention in English for learners poses challenges to achieving third-grade reading proficiency, crucial for advanced material and graduation. Most multilingual students struggle to meet this requirement. Although third-grade retention may offer short-term advantages, its effects diminish over time.
Transforming Education Post-Katrina: A New System for New Orleans
After Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans converted all its public schools to autonomous charter schools, improving student outcomes in the first decade, though facing challenges in the second, such as a decline in experienced teachers and less emphasis on the arts.
Discover the Financial Investigation Office
The Office of Financial Research (OFR), created in 2010, collects and analyzes financial data to promote financial stability, supporting the Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC). Funded by major institutions, its importance is defended by professionals, although some Republicans seek to eliminate it.