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18 October 2020

Innovation in education shouldn’t change what needs to remain, literacy advocate says as QF hosts global panel

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Innovation in education shouldn’t change what needs to remain, literacy advocate says as QF hosts global panel

Schoolchildren in Africa, one of the parts of the world where Room to Read works in the field of literacy and girls’ education.

Image Source: Sylvain Cherkaoui, via Reuters

CEO of Room to Read believes adapting to the demands of COVID-19 must not make the world short-sighted about the long-term future of education.

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