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The Master Trainers Training marks the beginning of the nationwide training cascade to prepare 13,268 Grade 5 teachers, principals and pedagogical support providers ready to implement the new curriculum in September.

Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Penny Wong and Lao Vice-Minister of Education and Sports H.E Dr Sisouk Vongvichit observed the implementation of the new National Primary Curriculum

Lao students will learn English in an entertaining way while being exposed to a diversity of native accents in spoken English.

Locally made teaching and learning resources is the topic of the new Role Model docuseries episode that has just been released on TV, radio and YouTube

The revised materials will be used for an extended pilot in 21 districts across 10 provinces

Internal Pedagogical Support team members were selected based on skills and experience and 56% are women.

Over 100 Grade 4 English animated audio tracks have been uploaded to the ວິດີໂອສໍາລັບການພັດທະນາຄູ Teacher Development Videos YouTube channel

On this occasion, Australia hands over equipment of a value of LAK 476,000,000 (AUD 40,400) to the E-learning team to produce more teacher development videos.

Australia strengthens its support to the Ministry of Education and Sports on quality of primary teaching improvement with the establishment of BEQUAL offices in three target TTCs

Australia and the Department of Teacher Education are working in partnership to build the capacity of target TTCs to provide teacher continuing professional development.

Australia through the BEQUAL program will provide more support to the Ministry of Education and Sports on teacher professional development and training

This is the final year of the primary curriculum revision endeavour that started in 2018 with the support of Australia

On the occasion of the International Day of People with Disability, MoES and Australia organized a two-day workshop on inclusive education for Master Trainers and Provincial Trainers.

Australia, through the BEQUAL program, and the Department of Teacher Education are working in partnership to build the capacity of target TTCs to provide teacher continuing professional development.

Australia’s support to primary education through the BEQUAL program will amount to AUD 28 million over four years (2022-2026)

On Teachers’ Day, the Vice Minister of Education and Sports and the Australian Deputy Head of Mission officially handed over the new grade 4 materials to the teachers

On this occasion, Australia and Ministry of Education and Sports visited the Information Media Centre studio and congratulated the team for their progress in Gender Equality and Inclusive Education

With this new training video, teachers can learn 5 basic techniques for supporting students from non-Lao speaking backgrounds

Teaching of the new Grade 4 Lao Language curriculum, developed by the Ministry of Education and Sports with the support of Australia, starts nationally this September.

The new primary Science and Environment curriculum focuses on active learning through experiments that help students relate science to their daily lives and local contexts.

The new sound recording system will enable the Ministry to enhance the quality of their radio program as well as their audio teaching and learning resources production.

The media team from MoES travelled to Xiengkhouang to interview a passionate and dedicated teacher who is an inclusive education role model

A Spoken Lao curriculum has been piloted for two years in 80 remote schools and is now being revised to be ready for roll out in additional provinces

Flashcards are a very useful learning and teaching tool for teachers to encourage their students to participate actively and engage

The Master Trainers Training marks the beginning of an extensive series of cascade training to get over 9,000 Grade 4 teachers and pedagogical advisors ready to implement the new curriculum nationwide in September.

Australian Government, through its BEQUAL program, works with key counterparts at all levels of the Ministry of Education and Sports of Lao PDR to encourage and promote messages of gender equality and opportunities for women in implementation of program activities

A total of over 100 audio tracks will be available to Grade 4 Lao students and teachers to learn English in an entertaining way while being exposed to the diversity of native accents in English spoken language.

The aim of this initiative is to develop trainers’ skills and confidence in using Zoom to participate in and deliver online workshops and provide continuous support using blended online and face-to-face methods

They congratulated the Department of Teacher Education and the Provincial Education and Sports Services for selecting diverse and more gender balanced teacher training teams

Ministry of Education and Sports national and provincial stakeholders and Australia discuss the recent progress and plan for the development and implementation of the new primary curriculum

For Grade 4, Australia supports the development, production, distribution, and training of teachers for Lao Language, Science and Environment and English subjects.

Those modules are addressing most common challenges faced by primary teachers

This year a gender equality target was identified for each province with the aim of increasing the number of female team members to 50% or as close as possible

Despite the on-going COVID-19 challenges, Grade 3 teachers are trained, and new textbooks and teacher guides are delivered nationwide.

In celebration of International Day of people with disabilities, the Australian-funded BEQUAL program organized a fun and interactive session to learn basic Lao Sign Language.

The curriculum writers successfully adapted the way they were developing lessons to continue working online in an even more collaborative process.

New grade 3 materials are in schools, teachers are trained, grade 4 curriculum is in development. However, concerns were raised about schools still being closed.

Due to travel restrictions and local lockdowns, training has commenced last week online, taking this opportunity to develop participants’ skills for using online meeting platform.

A new video demonstrating the 21 Grade 3 sounds as well as over 100 English audio tracks have just been released in the ດີໂອສໍາລັບການພັດທະນາຄູ Teacher Development Videos YouTube channel.

This is the first time that the Ministry of Education and Sports has organized a workshop on the implementation of the 9th ESSDP 2021-2025 with participation at central ministry level with support from the Government of Australia.

The media team from MoES travelled to Luang Prabang to interview the first role model, a passionate teacher and active learning expert who explained how this new practice helps children learn better

9,645 Grade 3 teachers and 366 pedagogical advisors are being trained across the country. The workshops are designed to ensure COVID-19 prevention measures.

The Representatives from relevant departments of MoES and Senior Management teams of all TTCs meet to review the development and implementation of each subjects and to approve the results of the Primary Pre-Service Diploma Curriculum trial.

A new teacher development video to introduce English Phonics has just been released by the Ministry of Education and Sports, with support from Australia.

The delivery of this massive nationwide cascade training was designed to fully ensure COVID-19 prevention measures

Tetra Tech work on COVID

When filming and editing studios are relocated at home

The new video explores different techniques of the new Grade 2 Lao Language curriculum and are for the first time dubbed in Sign Language

All future teacher development videos to train teachers on the new improved primary curriculum and the new pedagogical approach will be dubbed in Sign Language.

Celebrating International Women’s month, the “Inclusive Image in media” workshop explore how to promote gender and inclusive education in the imagery produced by the Ministry of Education and Sports.

The newly established in-service curriculum writers team attended their first writing workshop to produce high-quality teacher learning resources for primary teachers

Last week, the Information and Media Center team was filming a TV spot to remind students and parents to return textbooks on time and in good condition at the end of the schoolyear

Technical staff from the Ministry of Education and Sports will visit a total of 21 districts in 8 weeks.

The purpose of the workshop is to revise the 18 Provincial Trainer teams responsible for the in-service training on the new improved primary curriculum and continuing professional development support for primary teachers.

More than 100 participants gather to share information and lessons learned on the development and implementation of the new improved primary curriculum

During the meeting, Australia hands over equipment to the Research Institute for Educational Sciences for the layout of curriculum materials and the production of teacher development videos

The audio material will enable Lao students to learn English in an entertaining way and expose them to the diversity of native accents in English spoken language

Future teacher development videos to train teachers on the new improved primary curriculum and the new pedagogical approach will be dubbed in Sign Language.

Grade 1 students from non-Lao speaking backgrounds will receive up to an additional hour of instructions a day to improve their ability to read and write Lao language

Curriculum writers received guidance on how to promote active learning and integrate the multigrade strategy in the development of the new teaching and learning materials

Last week, Department of Teacher Education monitored remotely primary classroom observations by provincial trainers and provided live guidance via Zoom conference

In a joint event, MoES and Australia reflect on Inclusive Education with a series of testimonies and panel discussions from people living with disabilities and inclusive education experts.

The videos explore different techniques to assess and support students’ learning

All curriculum subject teams including writers and layout staff from the Research Institute of Educational Sciences (RIES) attended a weeklong workshop to finalise the editing of the teaching and learning materials.