India’s National Education Policy 2019, Pragmatic Or Highly Ambitious?
India’s Ministry of Human Resource Development has revealed the draft of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2019, just a few days after the victory.
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Cambodia Tackling Climatic Changes By Engaging Students
Cambodia, a fast-growing yet climate-vulnerable country is pushing for better environment-related education in a bid to promote science and technology, along with tackling climatic.
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KU Announces Admissions In MPhil, PhD, MS And MD Program 2019
University of Karachi Registrar Professor Dr Saleem Shahzad has announced admissions in MPhil, PhD, MS and MD Program 2019. Admissions for the year 2019.
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Sindh Govt To Establish 300 Model Schools In The Province
Sindh Education and Literacy Department has planned to combine primary and secondary schools into single model schools and establish 300 schools on similar lines.
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Public Schools In Punjab Struggle With Retention, Budget Utilization
Public schools in Punjab are having a hard time retaining students in classrooms, many of which lack proper furniture to seat students along with.
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Seven KPK Schools Sealed For Lies Against Polio Vaccine
Seven private schools in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province have been sealed for inciting mass hysteria against polio drive campaign, along with discouraging parents to cooperate with.
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University Of Chicago All Set To Launch Campus’ First Engineering School
The University of Chicago will launch first-ever Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering with the $75 million grant gifted by the Pritzker family, per the.
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Finland Most Resilient To Misinformation In Classroom Milieu
Finland tops the list of European countries deemed the most resilient to misinformation in classroom milieu, per findings of the Media Literacy Index, compiled.
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Low Enrolment Irks SED, Directs CEOs To Ensure 100% Enrolment
The Punjab School Education Department (SED) has directed all the Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) of the District Education Authorities (DEAs) of the province to.
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Fifth Of British College Students Suffer Mental Health Issues
At least a fifth of British college students suffer from mental health conditions, with depression and anxiety being the leading issues, an AFP report.