Bruneian students encouraged to embrace ASEAN values
The briefing was delivered by Head of the International Affairs Desk Eddy Iswandy bin Haji Ismail, which was aimed at fostering awareness among students of their role as part of…
Education
Students question Singapore polytechnics’ use of AI in open house publicity materials
Some students said the AI visuals feel off-putting and do not accurately represent their schools.
Lao education ministry signs US$1.35m package to raise standards at secondary schools
The project targets the provinces of Khammuan, Savannakhet, Xekong and Salavan, aiming to strengthen education quality and expand learning opportunities in these areas. The funds…
Teaching in the age of AI: How can Bangladesh’s education curriculum keep up?
"If education is to remain relevant in an AI-driven future, curricula must evolve to prioritise process over product, critical engagement over convenience, and ethical use over…
New entry tests for Year One to be unveiled soon: Malaysian Education Minister
Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek said details, including the locations, "will be shared later."
Indonesian President Prabowo courts top UK universities to open campuses in Indonesia
The President noted that several Russell Group universities already operate campuses in Indonesia, mainly focusing on digital and technology programs.
Domestic abuse linked to student dropout rates in the Philippines
A study found and provided “compelling evidence” about the connection between early exposure to parental violence and educational outcomes among adolescents.
South Korean Education Ministry to toughen rules after exam question scandal
The move is to prevent private academy instructors from buying and selling questions for school tests and the mock college entrance exam, following a series of high-profile…
Malay and History are a must across all Malaysian education systems
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said the uniform requirement across Malaysia’s education system aims to bolster the status of Bahasa Melayu as the national language and to provide…
When refugee kids couldn’t enroll, young Indonesians built them classrooms
Locked out of Indonesia’s education system and with their futures in limbo, refugee youth are finding hope in grassroots classrooms powered by Indonesians who chose to show up.