Question

transformational journey through the pandemic siruation (250 words)​

Answer 1

Answer:

Iterative, adaptive learning.

Engagement of multiple actors.

Knowledge sharing and peer-to-peer learning.

Innovation in education.

Explanation:

Flexibility and adaptive capacity are crucial at a time when events unfold rapidly, and households, communities, and leaders must constantly adjust to a new reality on a day-by-day basis. The situation has also brought to the forefront a deeper appreciation of the importance of reliable, high quality, timely data for decision-making, while acknowledging the limitations of existing data in representing the true scope of a rapidly shifting crisis.

This crisis has underscored the essential role of government in preparing for and responding to a crisis and ensuring that the basic needs of individuals, especially the most marginalized, are met.

If ever there was a time to learn from one another and avoid repeating mistakes, it is now. We often say we are a global community, but the crisis has made these words all the more real. In some ways, the pandemic has leveled the playing field; wealthy countries are unable to insulate themselves from a virus that does not respect borders or discriminate.

The pandemic crisis is already having and will continue to have devastating consequences for individuals and communities across the globe, which must not be underestimated. At the same time, the crisis also provides a critical opportunity for us to learn more about the essential principles underpinning large-scale transformative change, as is needed in many education systems around the world. The hope is that we can come out on the other side of this pandemic with more evidence and lessons learned about how to expand the impact of effective social interventions and introduce new ways of working within our education systems to provide quality learning opportunities to all.