Tale of Daechi moms: Women who go all in for kids’ college dreams
In Gangnam’s education-mad neighborhood, a child’s academic score defines mother’s success.
Education
Thai universities welcome return of Chinese students
Their return is especially welcomed by several private universities who saw declining enrolment among Thai students in recent years.
Universities need deep reform
To remain relevant and to survive, universities will need to reform themselves to create a new institutional culture that meets the needs of students in 2023 and beyond.
Philippines rank 2nd to worst in Grade 5 students’ reading, math skills in South-east Asia
The Philippines was ahead only of Laos in the reading assessment component, where students got an average score of 275.
Australian states block ChatGPT in schools even as critics say ban is futile
Education experts have largely called for ChatGPT and similar programs to be allowed in schools, saying that banning them was like banning Google or other technologies.
Chinese NGO teaches countryside children about the birds and the bees
The development of sex education in China, especially in rural areas, is still at an early stage because sex is often a taboo subject in the countryside.
Quality training crucial for primary school teachers
The writer says formulating a national policy on the training of primary school teachers, with the consultation of all concerned, is essential.
Education reform needs more time
The paper says more time and preparation is needed to launch a new graduate school system for teachers.
Dhaka University introduces special quota for trans people
As part of measures to promote inclusivity, the university has taken the decision to create opportunities for the otherwise ostracised community.
Uttar Pradesh schools have to return 15% excess fees charged during Covid-19 pandemic
The petitioners claimed that facilities were not provided during Covid-19 pandemic to the students and hence were not liable to pay.