Marjorie Pichon
Role: Research Assistant
Marjorie is a Research Assistant in the Gender Violence & Health Centre at LSHTM. She is Coordinator of the Collaboration on Infidelity, Romantic Jealousy and Intimate Partner Violence (IPV), which brings together partners from around the globe to better understand the mechanisms and pathways between infidelity, romantic jealousy, and IPV. She also supports research and dissemination for the Learning Initiative on Norms, Exploitation and Abuse (LINEA) project, a global initiative on how social norms can be used to prevent the sexual exploitation of children and adolescents.
Prior to this position she supported the writing of evidence-based health policy reports at the Insitutue of Medicine in Washington, DC. She holds an MSc in Public Health from LSHTM and a BA in Psychology from Lewis & Clark College. For her MSc dissertation she conducted a qualitative analysis of parental perceptions of transactional sex in Uganda.
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Following the outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic, online courses thrived across the country as a way to ensure normal teaching activities, said Zhong.
He added that nearly 300 million teachers and students had learnt or taught online while the epidemic kept them out of school.
Zhong told the conference that China has joined hands with the international community to fight the pandemic, actively sharing its own anti-epidemic experience and online education resources with a number of developing countries.
He stressed that along with the new technological revolution and industrial transformation, education is bound to undergo revolutionary changes, adding that China is willing to join hands with other countries in sharing new technologies in education and teaching resources in order to build a better world.