Arjun Agarwal (Pratham) reflects on how randomised evaluations have contributed to understanding what works, including Pratham’s TaRL approach. Read the article:”Randomised control trials pioneered by this year’s Economics Nobel winners have helped crack...
From 9-18 September, Young 1ove and TaRL Africa hosted participants from organisations across Africa for a TaRL learning journey and workshop in Gaborone, Botswana. Lindi Strydom from South African-based organisation, Community Action Partnership (CAP) reflects on her...
TaRL Workshop 2019 trainer, Fred Abungu. Photo: Young 1ove. From 10-18 September 2019, TaRL Africa and Young 1ove co-hosted a TaRL Workshop. The workshop covered each aspect of the TaRL approach including TaRL models, assessment, reading and maths classroom...
Members of the TaRL Africa Community who gathered in Gaborone from 5-7 September. Photo: Young 1ove From 5-18 September, Young 1ove, in partnership with TaRL Africa, (a formal partnership between Pratham and J-PAL) hosted a series of TaRL events in Botswana. In...
TaRL Africa team member Ashleigh Morrell reflects on how Nobel laureates, Esther Duflo and Abhijit Banerjee, helped pave the way for a quiet Teaching at the Right Level revolution across schools in Africa. It’s late 2016, and I’m standing at the back of a classroom in...
Watch the announcement of the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel, which mentions the Nobel Prize winners’ work on Teaching at the Right Level. The prize was awarded to J-PAL co-founders Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo, and...
