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Open government, anti-corruption, and democratic lotteries in education

Simon Pek and Jeff Kennedy

28.02.2022 0 comments
Council of Europe's Call for best practices in promoting academic integrity during COVID-19

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29.04.2021 Are you a higher education institution actively working on promoting academic integrity? Have you found solutions to promote/safeguard academic integrity during COVID-19? The Council of Europe Education Department has just opened a call for best practices in promoting academic integrity in higher education institutions in Europe.
Corruption in higher education: global challenges and responses

The lack of academic integrity combined with the prevalence of fraud and other forms of unethical behavior are problems that higher education faces in both developing and developed countries, at mass and elite universities, and at public and private...

Denisova-Schmidt, Elena

Brill, Sense, 2020
Simple ways young people can fight corruption. Part 1

12.08.2016 International

Video

Transparency International -

This pedagogical video aims to demonstrate simple ways for youth to get involved in the fight against corruption, ranging from the use of tech tools to active participation in protests. The video presents various solutions for involving young people in anti-corruption activities such as counting school supplies, citizen report cards, tech solutions.
How to curb corruption in schools

25.05.2016 Nigeria

Press

Misbahu Bashir - The Daily Trust

At the opening ceremony of the zonal conference of the Association of Women in Colleges of Education (WICE), the Provost of the College of Education, decried the existence of corrupt practices in schools. He said corruption can be reduced when people embraced the principles of transparency, integrity and accountability in public and private transaction. The theme of the conference was: “The role of education in curbing corruption and youth unemployment in the 21st Century.”