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Positive practices to inform peer learning

Rwanda built about 22,000 new classrooms in 2020/21, complemented by the recruitment and deployment into schools of 44,000 new teachers by the end of 2021. Find out more in the @GEMReport @ADEAnet #BorntoLearn Spotlight report @Dr_Uwamariya @Rwanda_Edu Bit.ly/2022-spotlight-rwanda

Rwanda improved teacher compensation with a 10% salary increase in 2019 and a 40-88% salary increase depending on qualifications, for teachers in July 2022, along with a pilot for pay-for-performance contracts #BorntoLearn @GEMReport @ADEAnet @Dr_Uwamariya Bit.ly/2022-spotlight-rwanda

Spotlight recommendations for Rwanda

All children in Rwanda are #BorntoLearn but they need good teachers and enough books to do so. The @GEMReport @ADEAnet Spotlight Report calls for the government to improve the quality and frequency of teacher training @Dr_Uwamariya @Rwanda_Edu Bit.ly/2022-spotlight-rwanda

All children in Rwanda are #BorntoLearn but need strong school leaders to help them. The @GEMReport @ADEAnet Spotlight Report calls for the government to foster strong instructional leaders @Dr_Uwamariya @Rwanda_Edu Bit.ly/2022-spotlight-rwanda

All children in Rwanda are #BorntoLearn but data from formative assessments need to be available and used to support their learning. The @GEMReport @ADEAnet Spotlight Report calls for the government to strengthen classroom-based assessment @Dr_Uwamariya Bit.ly/2022-spotlight-rwanda