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Author: Jordan Naidoo

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A group of children holding hands creating a human chain walking towards us.
A world ready to learn

A world ready to learn

Experts speak

By Andreas Schleicher, Jo Bourne, Jordan Naidoo

Story also available in: Français 中文
Do you remember playing? Do you remember playing with a favorite toy? Do you remember playing with friends? Early childhood education in its best form gives opportunities for children to learn through playing. It brings their ideas to life, builds relationships and broadens their world. It sets in motion a positive cycle of learning… Read more →←

Dr Jordan Naidoo is currently the Director of Division for Education 2030 Support and Coordination​ at UNESCO.

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