Education for Development: How to Better Our Communication with Society
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The objective of this text is to propose certain elements that might help better communication within education development. We shall propose a more accessible and fun way to transmit messages and ideas. We shall propose to use visual methods, making good use of new technologies and clear concepts to capture the attention of all members of society, that is, to reach a wider audience. To communicate in a more direct fashion does not mean that we are not selective. In this respect, we shall make good use of empirical methods and reliable information sources before implementing a communication campaign.
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