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Juan Manuel Hernandez-Agramonte

Juan Manuel Hernandez-Agramonte

Juan Manuel Hernández-Agramonte is the Director for Peru, Bolivia, and Paraguay at Innovations for Poverty Action. He conducts policy outreach, project development, evaluation supervision and office management. Before working for IPA, he was a Policy Manager for J-PAL, where he worked on developing government initiatives to incorporate evidence into policy decisions. One of the main projects he led was the creation of the Ministry of Education of Peru's Education Lab (EduLAB, now known as MineduLAB) for which he was the coordinator. He has also worked as a Research Coordinator for IPA in Honduras, Peru and Paraguay and in UNICEF, IOM and ILO. He holds an MSc in International Development Studies from the University of Amsterdam and a BA in Sociology from Universidad Complutense de Madrid.

Can you assess early childhood development remotely? Distance assessment of preschoolers

August 24, 2020 por Emma Naslund-Hadley - Olga Namen - Juan Manuel Hernandez-Agramonte Leave a Comment

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Many of the world’s school systems struggle to monitor student learning even in the best of times. As face-to-face learning assessments ceased because of pandemic-related lockdowns, school systems were left in the dark about the impact of school-closures and distance education on student learning and the development of gaps. Absent hard data on learning, school systems are … [Read more...] about Can you assess early childhood development remotely? Distance assessment of preschoolers

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