New Ways of Teaching for Education policymakers

Education does not only take place in the classroom. It’s a process that is built by identifying the context, designing educational policies, and managing projects that respond to societal challenges. In New Ways of Teaching, we open this space to reflect on and share about the experiences of education policymakers.

The "New Ways of Teaching" documentary

The New Ways of Teaching documentary showcases English language teachers and students from some of the British Council’s key remote teaching programmes in the Americas.

Podcast for policymakers

In this New Ways of Teaching podcast series, we reflect on actions taken by policymakers working to implement improvements in education. Enjoy!

Educational analysis for policymakers

The region worked hard to cope with changes in the educational systems in the midst of the pandemic. Find out about the main challenges and lessons learned here.

Infographic series: "The effects of the pandemic on Education"

These infographics will provide you with data and tips to understand the challenges to education after the pandemic school closures.

Decision-making during the pandemic

Find out what the challenges are for professionals in the education sector after school closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lessons learned from the policy dialogue series

To develop better educational policies, we must assess the current needs of teachers and learners.

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Series of dialogues about public policies

The first event, "Enseñanza remota como política pública (Remote Teaching as Public Policy)", will address virtual education, which has been the most widely used modality since the pandemic began; approximately 160 million children in Latin America and the Caribbean are taking online classes.