Panic in Delhi as multiple schools receive bomb threat; students evacuated
Bomb detection teams, bomb disposal squads and officials of Delhi Fire Service were rushed to schools but nothing suspicious was found.
Education
Bangladesh in a bind over school closure
The government seems to be going back and forth on the closure of educational institutions amid the ongoing heatwave.
High dropout rate still a challenge for Laos education ministry
The consensus is that insufficient investment is being ploughed into educational development, while many parents are unable to continue to pay tuition fees.
European Union, Unicef commits 1M euros for digitalisation of education in Bhutan
The Ministry of Education and Skill Development’s STEM and Innovation Division, together with UNICEF, will implement this plan, according to a joint press release from the…
Philippine Senate President calls for return to ‘June-March schedule’ next school year
In a statement, Senator Zubiri cited the “almost unbearable rise in temperature” and the recurring cancellation of face-to-face classes as “compelling reasons” to revert…
South Korean med schools expect 1,500+ new admission slots next year
Meanwhile, five medical schools will likely start their first day of school next month, with students showing little signs of willingness to return and as medical professors are…
Bangladeshi schools, colleges: A reopening that defies heatwave and logic too
The reopening of educational institutions amid the heatwave was marred by two teachers' deaths and dozens of students becoming sick.
Singapore and Estonia can share insights on the use of AI in schools: Estonian minister
Kristina Kallas, Estonia’s Minister of Education and Research, said both countries are open to AI and want to know the opportunities that are there including using AI as an…
Why this tutor teaches for free
Frustrated math tutor quits tutoring for pay, discovers path to mutual growth through free lessons with those who choose to learn.
First Covid, now heat: Online schooling returns to the Philippines
The shift raises fears that more extreme weather in the years to come could deepen educational inequalities.