The year was 2015. In South Korea, world leaders met during the “World Education Forum” (WEF) and adopted a shared vision for Education 2030. An interim report released by UNESCO shows that these global literacy targets may not be met, after all. More than two hundred and fifty million children will not have access to […]
“The right to quality education is, I believe, the perfect path to bridge the gap between different cultures and to reconcile various civilizations. Without such a right, the values of liberty, justice, and equality will have no meaning. Ignorance is by far the biggest danger and threat to humankind.” – Moza bint Nasser Sheikha Moza […]
Educational authorities in South Korea have stripped eight elite private high schools of their licenses on 8 July. This decision is part of the government’s effort to bring equality to the schooling system in South Korea. According to representatives from the education office in Seoul, these high schools did not manage to meet the performance […]
Indian crypto enthusiasts raised a challenge when a recent issue was revealed about a bill which concerns banning the cryptocurrencies in terms of trading and using it. The contents of the bill are yet to be made as official but the “infraction of certain terms” may involve up to ten (10) years of imprisonment. As […]
Blockchain-oriented countries are fighting hard to expand blockchain education. This time it’s India who’s planning to educate high-ranking police officers about cryptocurrency and blockchain. India’s high-ranking officers were recently introduced to a course about cryptocurrencies and blockchain, issued by India’s national police academy. The course will consist of the details and theoretical descriptions of the […]
Chinese students have started avoiding US universities and heading to other countries to obtain higher education. And all because of the trade war between the US and China. It’s a well-known fact that Chinese students are the primary source of abroad students and revenue for the universities of the US. Approximately 1/3 of abroad students […]
A recent controversy regarding energy grids – and who controls them – could affect the future of education in developing nations. Studying is no longer restricted in classrooms and now have been brought to wider users thanks to internet connectivity. But where’s the real benefit? Currently, there are over two billion internet users across the […]
The balance of admission of poorer students in Englands’s grammar schools has lowered. The government released the funding of £50m to make sure that this category of children will have access to proper education. But despite the funding and the influence of ministers towards schools to diversify their admissions, the rates of poorer students in […]
Recent research found that kids born in 2011 and later could have seven months shorter lifespan than the others because of air pollution. The study found that if this age group continues to breathe the polluted air, they will die about two and seven months earlier than naturally. The research of King’s College took a […]
The Chief Inspector for the Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills (Ofsted), Amanda Spielman, has expressed concerns that sports and physical education classes are being stripped from school curriculums around Britain. In a recent interview, Ms. Spielman said that the government and school principles around the country should be aware that physical […]
