CHILDREN RIGHTS

CHILDREN RIGHTS

Learning is a very important right of every child and plays a vital role in their growth and develoment. Through learning, children gain knowledge, build skills, and discover their talents and interests. Also learning makes kids have more confidence, critical thinking, and the ability to make positive choices for their future. Furthermore, it makes them build their cognitive skills, and discover their talents and interests. 

For an example Unesco has some articles about it:

 Across Europe, education systems are increasingly turning to open school data to improve educational governance and combat fraud and corruption, according to a new report published by the Council of Europe’s Platform on Ethics, Transparency and Integrity in Education (ETINED) and authored by UNESCO’s International Institute for Educational Planning (IIEP-UNESCO).

Open school data in European education systems examines how countries collect, publish, and use school-level data on everything from budgets and infrastructure to teacher qualifications and student performance. Building on previous IIEP research on open school data, the report shares innovations, challenges, and opportunities for making education more open, accountable, and participatory.

“This report comes at a key moment for education systems in Europe, as transparency and the use of data are now central to education policies, to citizens’ expectations, and to debates on artificial intelligence,” says Philippe Ajuelos, Ministerial administrator of data, algorithms, and source codes, from the French Ministry of National Education. “Open school data is not only about transparency: it is also a lever for trust, a duty, and a way to develop data literacy among students, teachers, and citizens.”