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UNESCO (2016) estimated that 68.8 million teachers need to be recruited and trained to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 4, ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education and promoting lifelong learning opportunities for all by the year 2030. The problem of a lack of qualified teachers is acute in the Global South, where countries often struggle with limited resources and significant rural-urban, regional, gender, and other gaps in the provision of quality education. The shortage of qualified teachers affects student learning engagement, reducing the effectiveness of schooling (
Reproducimos aquí una guía para la enseñanza y el aprendizaje remoto elaborada por la Coalición para el Desarrollo Profesional Docente como apoyo a las profesoras y los profesores que, por la cuarentena debido a la COVID-19, han tenido que incorporar el trabajo a distancia con sus alumnos. Referencia: Anne Tan-Choi, Victoria L. Tinio, Dante Castillo-Canales, Cher Ping Lim y Justin G. Modesto (trad. del inglés por Denise Tarud y Dante Castillo-Canales) (2020), Guía docente para el aprendizaje remoto durante el periodo de cierre de escuelas y más allá, Quezon City (Filipinas),
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