Play with Learning
Archive for May, 2012
Reforming education
The reason I do the job I do, is because I believe that education can change lives. I believe that is a universally applicable truth. For some though, the importance and potential impact is more significant.
I am privileged to work with a host of organisations helping them develop and deliver their learning provision. One of those organisations is the United Nations and specifically the school system it runs for Palestinian children across the Near East (that’s the West Bank and Gaza Strip, Lebanon, Jordan and Syria to you and me).
Here is a video of the Education Reform program I have been working on with UNRWA, Palestinian teachers and my good friend Karen Ardley over the last year.
Carlton Reeve
Carlton is the founder of Play with Learning. He has a PhD in the design, development and deployment of game-based learning resources. Complementing his academic background, Carlton has years of practical experience at the BBC and independent media companies producing and commissioning world class and award-winning media for the likes of the United Nations, BBC, National College for School Leadership, Open University and the Victoria & Albert museum.