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About Will Brehm

Will Brehm is a Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at the Graduate School of Education, University of Tokyo. His research interests include the intersection of comparative and international education with international relations; the politics and economics of development; and contemporary Southeast Asian politics. He is also the host of FreshEd, a podcast focused on education, globalization, and society.

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2016, Comparative Education, Global Learning Metrics, PISA

Dirk Hastedt
History and development of international assessments

November 7, 2016 by Will Brehm

2016, Comparative Education, Global Learning Metrics, PISA

Supriya Baily
The meaning of “learning” in Global Learning Metrics

October 31, 2016 by Will Brehm

2016, Global Learning Metrics, PISA

Inés Dussel
The cultural insensitivity of global learning metrics

October 25, 2016 by Will Brehm

2016, Development, Economics, Global Learning Metrics, Human Capital, Unions, World Bank

David Edwards
The problems with outcome-based approaches to education

October 17, 2016 by Will Brehm

2016, Global Learning Metrics, PISA, Policy Borrowing

Bob Adamson
PISA, policy referencing, and pantomime

October 10, 2016 by Will Brehm

2016, Comparative Education, Global Learning Metrics, Globalization, PISA

Radhika Gorur
Seeing Like PISA

October 3, 2016 by Will Brehm

2016, Development, Economics, Global Learning Metrics, PISA

Eric A. Hanushek
Schools, skills and economic growth

Today marks the first installment of a seven-part miniseries on Global Learning Metrics. In effort to promote the inaugural Symposium of the Comparative and International Education Society, FreshEd will air interviews with some of the invited speakers.

September 26, 2016 by Will Brehm

2016, Comparative Education, Daniel Friedrich, Globalization, Michele Schweisfurth, PISA, Teachers

About Will Brehm

Entries by

Dirk Hastedt
History and development of international assessments

Supriya Baily
The meaning of “learning” in Global Learning Metrics

Inés Dussel
The cultural insensitivity of global learning metrics

David Edwards
The problems with outcome-based approaches to education

Bob Adamson
PISA, policy referencing, and pantomime

Radhika Gorur
Seeing Like PISA

Eric A. Hanushek
Schools, skills and economic growth

Tom Popkewitz
The impracticality of practical research

Mario Novelli
Capitalism, Inequality, and Education

Mary Mendenhall, Garnett Russell, & Elizabeth Buckner
Urban Refugees and Education

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