December 2025 – 1to1 Press

Second National Dialogue on Special Needs and Inclusive Education

Rwanda’s Second National Dialogue on Special Needs and Inclusive Education convened policymakers and advocates to advance disability-inclusive learning. The event reviewed progress, addressed barriers like infrastructure and teacher training, and secured commitments to prioritize inclusive education in national planning.

HABASA Ange Felix14 mins

Second National Dialogue on Special Needs and Inclusive Education

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East Africa’s Educational Revolution: From “No Ranking” in Kenya to PISA in Rwanda

While the West retreats, East Africa is boldly reforming. Kenya’s transition to a non-ranked Competency-Based Curriculum and Rwanda’s entry into the PISA assessment signal a region moving towards global benchmarking and specialized pathways.

NDATIMANA Emmanuel27 mins

East Africa’s Educational Revolution: From “No Ranking” in Kenya to PISA in Rwanda

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The Great Contraction: How 2025 Became the Year the Borders Closed to Students

The era of unfettered international student mobility is over. Driven by housing crises and political pressure, the “Big Four” destinations—Canada, Australia, the UK, and the US—have implemented the most severe restrictive measures in decades, fundamentally altering the global education market.

NDATIMANA Emmanuel08 mins

The Great Contraction: How 2025 Became the Year the Borders Closed to Students

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The Agency Gap: Why the OECD’s 2025 “Will, Skills, Means” Framework Changes Everything

The era of “access-first” education policy is ending. The OECD’s 2025 Outlook introduces a new framework centered on learner agency to tackle the global stagnation in adult skills and the widening gap between the “haves” and “have-nots” of the knowledge economy.

NDATIMANA Emmanuel18 mins

The Agency Gap: Why the OECD’s 2025 “Will, Skills, Means” Framework Changes Everything

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The Dismantling: Security, Governance, and the Future of the US Department of Education

In a historic restructuring, the US Department of Education is seeing key programs transferred to the State and Labor departments, driven by a new focus on national security and workforce alignment.

NDATIMANA Emmanuel05 mins

The Dismantling: Security, Governance, and the Future of the US Department of Education

6 months ago6 months ago

The AI Infrastructure: How EdTech Matured in 2025

2025 was the year AI ceased to be a novelty and became infrastructure. From Duolingo’s generative content factories to teacher-facing coaching tools, EdTech has shifted from “disrupting” education to sustaining it at scale.

NDATIMANA Emmanuel05 mins

The AI Infrastructure: How EdTech Matured in 2025

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Why Bad Delegation Wastes Time

Why Bad Delegation Wastes Time By HABASA Ange Felix When a manager tries to delegate work but does it badly, it often wastes more time than it saves. Instead of freeing up hours, bad delegation leads to confusion, delays, and extra work. First, bad delegation means assigning tasks without clear instructions or expectations. If a…

HABASA Ange Felix54 mins