Dans le cadre du programme Daara Development Academy, financé par la Fondation Gates, ARED a eu l'honneur de participer à la 3e retraite organisée à New Delhi. Cet événement a réuni onze organisations africaines pour s'inspirer de l'expérience indienne en matière de FLN (Foundational Literacy and Numeracy/Compétences fondamentales en lecture-écriture et calcul).
Le programme Ndaw Wune (Succès pour tous), développé par l'ONG ARED (Associates for Research in Education and Development). Il est une initiative de rattrapage éducatif destinée aux enfants des classes CP et CE1 en difficulté scolaire. Ce programme novateur utilise des approches pédagogiques adaptées, des classes de petite taille, des groupes de niveaux et des langues nationales.
Excerpt from the intervention of the Minister of National Education of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania at the closing of...
ARED is a vast experience of success and innovation in publications and training.
Since its inception, ARED has successfully produced approximately 300 titles published in 7 series: Basic Literacy and Numeracy Skills Planning and Leadership Civil Society Literature, Culture and Local Knowledge Health Scientific and Technical Information Religion These publications are published mainly in the six national languages: pulaar, wolof, mandinka, seereer, sooninké and joola. To ensure better sharing with African partners, 29 of these titles are translated into French.
ARED is dedicated to training, education and publishing in national languages in particular. It focuses on educational innovations and action research in order to promote quality education through national languages, in favour of the beneficiaries of its programmes.
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When you think yours is the only true path you forever chain yourself to judging others and narrow the vision of God. The road to righteousness and arrogance is a parallel road that can intersect each other several times throughout a person’s life. It’s often hard to recognize one road from another. What makes them different is the road to righteousness is paved with the love of humanity. The road to arrogance is paved with the love of self.
Once poverty is gone, we’ll need to build museums to display its horrors to future generations. They’ll wonder why poverty continued so long in human society – how a few people could live in luxury while trillions dwelt in misery, deprivation and despair.
In the end, though, maybe we must all give up trying to pay back the people in this world who sustain our lives. In the end, maybe it’s wiser to surrender before the miraculous scope of human generosity and to just keep saying thank you, forever and sincerely, for as long as we have voices.
