Ideas for education that keeps moving.
Read the evidence, the barriers facing displaced learners and the practical choices behind KnowArk’s developing K–12 and hybrid pathways.
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Refugee Peer Support Should Protect the Student Who Gives It
A Syrian student in Türkiye tutors children while preparing for university. KnowArk examines how refugee peer support can protect study time, choice and supervision.
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Heat Disruption Requires a Learning Plan Before the Next Closure
UNICEF estimates heatwaves disrupted schooling for about 50 million children in 2025. KnowArk examines safe pauses, communication and learning recovery.
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Career Guidance Should Expand a Refugee Learner’s Choices
Career guidance for refugee learners should connect interests, reliable information and feasible next steps, while keeping admissions and employment decisions separate.
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Child Labour Cannot Be Solved by an Attendance Reminder
ILO and UNICEF estimate nearly 138 million children were in child labour in 2024. KnowArk examines education responses beyond attendance reminders.
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Menstrual Health Belongs in School Attendance Planning
Menstrual health in schools requires privacy, usable facilities, supplies and accurate information. KnowArk examines these practical conditions for participation.
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Family Engagement Should Make Learning Easier, Not Add Another Burden
Practical family engagement in refugee education means useful messages, manageable activities and a way to reply, without turning caregivers into substitute teachers.
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Work-Based Learning for Refugees Needs More Than a Placement
Work-based learning for refugees needs clear tasks, supervision and fair conditions. KnowArk examines what makes a placement an educational opportunity.
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Missing Records Block Graduation for Refugee Learners in South Sudan
UNESCO reports that missing academic records block graduation for an estimated 2,000 refugee learners in South Sudan. KnowArk examines fair assessment and portable learning records.
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Refugee Teachers Need Recognition to Keep Displaced Children Learning
UNESCO says refugee teachers sustain learning but face barriers to recognition, stable work and professional support. KnowArk examines what a responsible pathway should require.
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