Collection's Items (Sorted by Submit Date in Descending order): 21 to 40 of 108
Issue Date | Title | Author(s) |
2015 | The place of children among the Guji of southern Ethiopia: school, work and play | Dr. Tadesse Jaleta Jirata |
2018 | Folktales, Reality, and Childhood in Ethiopia: How Children Construct Social Values through Performance of Folktales | Dr. Tadesse Jaleta Jirata |
2018 | “Peace Is Not a Free Gift”: Indigenous Conceptions of Peace among the Guji-Oromo in Southern Ethiopia | Dr. Tadesse Jaleta Jirata, Asebe Regassa Debelo |
2015 | Intergenerational Continuity and Change in Conceptualization of the “Child” Among Guji People of Ethiopia. | Dr. Tadesse Jaleta Jirata |
2021 | The Implications of COVID‑19 for Early Childhood Education in Ethiopia: Perspectives from Parents and Caregivers | Dr. Belay Hagos, pauline M. Rose; Professor Tassew Weldehanna, Mesele Aray; Janice H. Kim |
2020 | Primary School-Level Responses to the Covid-19 Pandemic in Ethiopia: Evidence from Phone Surveys of School Principals and Teachers | Dr. Belay Hagos, Dr. L. Yorke; Professor Tassew Weldehanna, Prof P. Rose |
2022 | Persistent inequalities in early years’ access and learning: evidence from large-scale expansion of pre-primary education in Ethiopia | Dr. Belay Hagos, Professor. Tirussew Teferra; Professor Tassew Weldehanna, Pauline M. Rose; Jack Rossiter, JaniceH.Kim |
2018 | Early learning in Ethiopia: equitable access and learning | Dr. Belay Hagos, Professor. Tirussew Teferra; Jack Rossiter, Pauline Rose; Andy Dawes, John Hoddinott |
2020 | The Implications of COVID-19 on early learning continuity in Ethiopia: Perspectives of parents and caregivers Research and Policy | Dr. Belay Hagos, Dr Janice Kim; Professor Mesele Araya, Chanie Ejigu; Professor Pauline Rose, Professor Tassew Woldehanna |
2017-12 | Assessment of the Status of O-Class in Four Regional States of Ethiopia by: Institute of Education, Health and Development & the World Bank Group June 2016, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. By Tirussew Teferra and Belay Hagos (2016) | Dr. Belay Hagos, Professor. Tirussew Teferra |
2020 | Epidemiological study of a developmentally and culturally sensitive preschool intervention to improve school readiness of children in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | Ethiopian School Readiness Initiatives |
2017 | Empowering Preschool Teachers to Identify Mental Health Problems: A Task-Sharing Intervention in Ethiopia | Ethiopian School Readiness Initiatives |
2017 | The 2016 Ethiopia Demographic and Health Survey (2016 EDHS) | Central Statistical Agency |
2018 | Ethiopian national child labor survey 2015 | Central Statistical Agency |
2013 | Population Projections for Ethiopia 2007-2037 | Central Statistical Agency |
2021 | Six Month Report Check-List: Oromia Education Bureau | Remember The Poorest Community |
2018 | Happy young learners: psychosocial wellbeing of young children in Ethiopia (English Version) | Education for Sustainable Development |
2018 | I. ECEC Play Hubs are neighborhood playgrounds for children ages 0 to 4 and their families. A space where children and their families of all ages can play games together, where parents and grandparents can receive information about child rearing, health, early learning, and development, and where they can meet with other parents to participate in creative and social activities. Additionally, the Hub serves as a toy library, where families can borrow toys and learn how to properly use them. Finally, the hubs connect families to other community resources such as health centers, early childhood education centers, and schools. Thus, this ECEC Play Hub Operating Guidelines outlines the steps necessary to establish and operate an ECEC Play Hub. | Education for Sustainable Development |
2018 | Psychosocial Well-being of 5 years old children in Ethiopia: The case of North Shoa Amhara and Sidama ESD’s operational Areas | Margaret Kernan, Giulia Cortellesi |
2015 | Preschool Education for Rural children: Lessons from the ESD North Shoa projects | Education for Sustainable Development |
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