In trilingual Hong Kong, Korean is new kid on the block
While Korean has long been taught at private academies and universities, elementary, middle and high schools have just begun to pay attention to the rise in interest in the…
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Hong Kong special needs schools lack monitoring: Ombudsman
Ombudsman Winnie Chiu Wai-yin has noted that such oversight may increase the risk of child abuse.
More than 52,000 college graduates to be hired as teachers in China’s rural areas
The recruitment drive is mainly seeking teachers for schools in once-impoverished regions, counties undergoing the rural vitalization efforts and those inhabited by minority…
Overseas study likely to regain popularity in China
Many Chinese students, who found it unsafe to go to study abroad in the past three years, are now reconsidering their decision.
For Pakistan to prosper, it must invest in its children
Poor governance and self-serving elites have deprived Pakistan of the chance of becoming an upper-middle income country.
ChatGPT causes stir in Japanese education
As the new school year begins, universities and the education ministry are taking action against the use of the AI chatbot.
AI tools help make studying a breeze, say university students
They are of the view that educational institutions must be able to adapt to it despite questions being raised over ethical academic practices.
Cambodian education ministry set to reform budgeting practices
He explained that now, year to year budget is increasing, while leaders in the past had a harder time meeting the needs of the various departments.
Universities in Japan restrict students’ use of ChatGPT
The use of ChatGPT is increasingly being restricted for students’ essays and other papers, and students are being warned about the dangers of information leaks.
40% of Japan nursery schools fall short of reaching quota for students
In addition to the falling birthrate, the shortfall is believed to be linked to such factors as a dearth of childcare workers, and others.