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Bangladesh educational institutions to remain shut till June 30
The Bangladeshi government has further extended the ongoing closure of educational institutions until June 30 as the Covid-19 infection rate has increased.ReadWorld Bank approves $60m to strengthen Nepal's higher education
The World Bank has approved $60 million to improve the quality of Nepal's higher education, scale up online learning, and expand access to.Read the full articleCOVID-19 fuels big summer school push across USA's public schools
Summer school can improve educational inequities, but getting the kids who need help into classrooms remains a major challenge, experts said.Read the full articIndian schools in UAE offer hybrid model first-term exams
On-campus learners took their assessments on the school campus, while pupils who opted for distance learning sat for the assessments remotely.Read the full artiEnd of year—a time to reflect, review and celebrate
There has never been a year like this one and the past few weeks have certainly provided an opportunity for reflection, celebration and looking forward.
UK: PM pledges £430m for girls missing education amid aid row
Boris Johnson at G7 announces funding for girls' education after row over international aid cuts.Read the full article at:UAE universities get students ready for careers in creative industry
New degrees, diplomas equip students with skills to become strategic communicators and content creators, among others.Read the full article at:Brazil: Failure to Respond to Education Emergency
The Brazilian government has failed to address the huge impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on education, leaving millions of children with little or no access to sUK Willing to Strengthen Cooperation With Tunisia in Education Sector - James Cleverly
British Minister of State for Middle East and North Africa James Cleverly underlined the UK's determination to strengthen cooperation with Tunisia in the educatLundin Gold connects students to education in Ecuador
The Estamos Conectados project was launched in early 2021 to improve internet infrastructure and to provide students and teachers with training and equIndia: Education Ministry lays down norms for content for disabled children
The Education Ministry has laid down new guidelines for producing digital education resources for children with disabilities, after a year in which the COVID-drUS: Education Department Issues Directive on Shielding Students in Poverty From Funding Cuts
The agency released the "maintenance of equity" guidance on COVID-19 relief as part of a public-relations blitz on equity amid the pandemic.Read the full articlIndonesia to reopen schools under strict conditions
The Indonesian government has decided to reopen all schools for the upcoming academic year starting in July under strict conditions despite the Covid-19 situatiChina can level its education playing field by letting non-profit online academies bloom
While China’s public university entrance exam system seems fair, it is shot through with inequality, exacerbated by the rise of private tutoring.India: Education department launches online course for teachers’ training
Bihar education department launched two interactive courses on ‘resourceful teaching’ for the teachers and headmasters on Monday.Read the full article at:Lessons learnt: A look at how education bloomed in the UAE over 50 years
From mud-walled classrooms to cutting-edge labs, the UAE has come a long way since 1971.Read the full article at:Major educational shake-up proposed in Bahrain
The proposal aims to elevate the country’s education in line with international modern developments in the field.Read the full article at:U.S: Millions more for Florida education. Is it enough to go around?
A roundup of Florida education news from around the state.Read the full article at:Dubai to get 10 new schools in 2021-22 academic year
The new schools will add 14,671 additional seats, the emirate’s education regulator Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) said.Read the full articleOnline education to support digital skills training for economic growth
Digitalisation grows in many sectors, creating demand for skills-based education and training - Professor Neil Morris argues for growth of online education.ReadTVET: Key Lessons on Effective Higher Education Leadership During the Pandemic and Beyond
These are disruptive times and technical training institution leaders, like the rest, need to navigate new pathways.
WHO Angola supports to the Education sector to improve School Health
The WHO Representative in Angola, Dr. Djamila Cabral, met in Luanda the Minister of Education of Angola, Dr.Home-based teaching and learning not only limited to online learning, says education minister
The implementation of home-based teaching and learning (PdPR) not only covers online learning, but also manual teaching aids, said Senior Education Minister DatDubai pupils overjoyed as anticipation builds for return of in-person graduations
School leavers are delighted to have the chance to share a special day with family, classmates and teachers.Read the full article at: