The RISE Podcast

Education Podcasts

The RISE Podcast aims to illuminate the human perspective behind education research and practice through a series of interviews with experts in education development. In the RISE Podcast series, we invite people who are passionate about improving...

Episodes

Education Research - From Systems Thinking to a Science of Implementation

Adedeji Adeniran Reflects on the Learning Crisis and Adopting a Systems Lens to Study and Address It

Jennifer Opare-Kumi on ‘Teaching at the Right Level’ and Children’s Mental Health Outcomes in the Global South

Anustup Nayak on FLN in India and CSF’s Collaborative Work to Improve the Instructional Experience in the Classroom

Manos Antoninis on the first GEM Spotlight Series Report on Africa

Jishnu Das on School Choice, School Quality, and 'Zombie Schools' in Pakistan

Armando Ali on assessing learning in Mozambique and the power of citizen action

Matt Andrews on getting real about unknowns in complex policy work

Sharath Jeevan OBE on the need to put people, mindsets, and motivation at the centre of education systems

Modupe Adefeso-Olateju on how public-private partners can come together to solve Nigeria’s learning crisis

Nangamso Mtsatse on helping kids to read for meaning and calculate with confidence in South Africa

Yamini Aiyar on 'Rewriting the Grammar of the Delhi Education System'

Matt Crowley on Woburn, MA’s pivot to remote learning during the pandemic

Luis Crouch on purpose and complexity in education systems change

Denis Mizne on transforming Brazil’s education system to deliver learning

Asyia Kazmi on building solid foundations, and championing quality teaching

Brian Levy on education and governance in South Africa

Joan DeJaeghere and Vu Dao on pedagogy, equity, and research collaborations in Vietnam

Adam Ashforth on how communities see the role of education in Malawi

Ritva Reinikka on the role that financing plays in education systems