DOHA: The importance of a strong political will in a country in order to introduce and implement education reforms was strongly debated by experts on the second day of the third World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE), yesterday.
The day opened with a thematic plenary session on ‘Achieving Effective Reforms,’ which was held to discuss how innovations ranging from national reforms to high impact, small scale projects can effectively raise achievement levels and increase equity of educational outcomes.
Sir Michael Barber, Chief Education Adviser, Pearson, Tom Bentley, Deputy Chief of Staff to Australian Prime Minister Julia Gilard, Luc Chatel, Minister of Education, France, Shamsh Kassim Lakha, Founding President, Aga Khan University Member of the Higher Education Commission of Pakistan
via WISE Doha 2011 Nov 1-3: Political will key to education reforms.
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