The coronavirus pandemic will hit children much harder, especially in developing countries. This is due to the poor support system and infrastructure in these countries. The coronavirus pandemic has adversely affected children and young adults aged 18 years and below. As the world continues to battle the spread of the virus, its impact on these […]
Aside from the coronavirus, students in China are getting stressed as Gaokao exams draw near. Students in China are feeling the pressure of Gaokao Annually, millions of high school students in China take the National College Entrance Examination or commonly known as Gaokao. For Chinese high school students, this is what they consider as the […]
COVID-19 cases in South Africa have suddenly dipped since last week and been consistently maintaining its low rate. Reduced COVID-19 cases in South Africa It has been more than a month since the first case of the coronavirus was recorded in South Africa. On March 27, it recorded the highest number of positive cases recorded […]
Australia universities are projected to struggle financially due to the loss of revenue from international students. Staff layoffs and some universities collapsing are the worst-case scenarios projected to happen once the economy is reopened. Coronavirus pandemic is projected to lead to a massive loss in the number of international students in Australia. Combined with the […]
Google has integrated Google Classroom and its teleconferencing platform Meet. The idea behind this is to allow teachers and students easy access to learning materials and live tutorial services in one place. Google Classroom has become an important feature for students and teachers during this lockdown period. Classroom usage has also soared during the lockdown […]
DepEd reminds students and parents that public schools in the Philippines cannot grant mass promotion of students to the next level. Private and public schools in the Philippines The Department of Education was recently informed by the actions planned by several private schools in providing the final grade of its students affected by the school […]
The Australian government wants independent schools to resume physical classes or else lose federal funding. Australian government pressures independent schools Dan Tehan, the Education Minister under the Morrison government, summons the Independent Schools Council of Australia to adhere to the request of the parents who want physical classes to resume in the second term. Independent […]
Collaboration between the South African National Blockchain Alliance (SANBA) and Cardano Foundation will help in the adoption of blockchain technology in the country. It will also help in improving citizens’ socio-economic situation in the country. The Cardano Foundation’s collaboration with SANBA will help increase its footing in the African market where it aims to expand. […]
Taiwan government has cited Zoom security concern as a reason behind its ban in the country. The government was also concerned that the calls and encryption were being routed through China. Zoom usage has surged since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. The video conferencing platform has grown from 10 million daily meetings in December […]
DepEd: No graduation ceremonies, while extended enhanced community quarantine is in effect. Graduation ceremonies will not be allowed amid extended ECQ With the implementation of the extended enhanced community quarantine in Luzon on April 7, all mass gatherings are still not allowed. In line with the government’s extended quarantine protocol, school activities such as recognition […]
