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Delhi Sends 24 School Students To Germany, Japan Through Global Education Initiatives
Two students have secured scholarships for higher studies at the Fukuoka Institute of Technology in Japan.
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Kerala Schools Reopen After Summer Break; Government Unveils Global-Standard Education Initiatives
Kerala schools reopened after summer break with 4.2 million students attending and festive welcomes from teachers.
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UNESCO Report Flags Gender Gaps In Global Education Outcomes, Leadership
UNESCO GEM Report 2024- 25: According to the findings, boys continue to lag behind girls in reading proficiency worldwide. On average, only 87 boys attain the minimum proficiency level for every 100 girls.
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Top Trends Of 2024: How Indian Students Are Adapting To Global Education Shifts
The evolving landscape, driven by technological advancements, policy changes, and shifting student priorities, is paving the way for a dynamic and interconnected world of education in 2025 and beyond.
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No Relation Between Opening Schools And Covid Spread: World Bank Official
There is no justification now for keeping schools closed in view of the pandemic and even if there are new waves, closing schools should be the last resort, according to the World Bank's Global Education Director Jaime Saavedra.
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India Has Lost Its Demographic Dividend, Says Mohandas Pai
India no longer enjoys the advantage of demographic dividend as it's saddled with crores of youngsters with low skills unsuited to the economy, claimed a human resources and education expert.
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India Could Be Late By 50 Years In Achieving Education Goals: UNESCO
Going by the current trend, India will be half a century late in achieving its global education commitments and the country needs fundamental changes in the education system if it wants to meet the 2030 sustainable development goals, a UNESCO report has said.
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One In Four Children In Conflict Zones 'Risk Losing Their Future: UNICEF
Nearly one in four children growing up in conflict zones are missing out on education, with South Sudan, Niger, Sudan and Afghanistan the worst-affected countries, the UN children's agency (UNICEF) said on Tuesday.
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India's E-Commerce Space May See A Shake-Up In 2 Years: T V Mohandas Pai
Slamming huge discounts and cashback offers from e-commerce players as "subsidies", Chairman of Manipal Global Education T V Mohandas Pai has said the industry may see a shakeout in the next two years, or "even earlier".
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4 Indians Vie For $1 Million Prize For Outstanding Teachers
Four Indian teachers have been shortlisted for a USD 1 million annual prize, dubbed the 'Nobel Prize for teaching', for their outstanding contribution to the profession.
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Global Conference Planned by Smriti Irani Called Off Over 'Lack of Interest': Sources
A global conference planned by Smriti Irani, the Education Minister, has been called off reportedly because of lack of interest from international invitees, say sources.
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Michelle Obama in London to Promote Global Education Drive for Girls
Michelle Obama kicked off a two day visit to London on Tuesday with a tour of an inner city school as part of the U.S. First Lady's drive to support education for girls around the world.
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Delhi Sends 24 School Students To Germany, Japan Through Global Education Initiatives
Two students have secured scholarships for higher studies at the Fukuoka Institute of Technology in Japan.
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Kerala Schools Reopen After Summer Break; Government Unveils Global-Standard Education Initiatives
Kerala schools reopened after summer break with 4.2 million students attending and festive welcomes from teachers.
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UNESCO Report Flags Gender Gaps In Global Education Outcomes, Leadership
UNESCO GEM Report 2024- 25: According to the findings, boys continue to lag behind girls in reading proficiency worldwide. On average, only 87 boys attain the minimum proficiency level for every 100 girls.
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Top Trends Of 2024: How Indian Students Are Adapting To Global Education Shifts
The evolving landscape, driven by technological advancements, policy changes, and shifting student priorities, is paving the way for a dynamic and interconnected world of education in 2025 and beyond.
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No Relation Between Opening Schools And Covid Spread: World Bank Official
There is no justification now for keeping schools closed in view of the pandemic and even if there are new waves, closing schools should be the last resort, according to the World Bank's Global Education Director Jaime Saavedra.
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India Has Lost Its Demographic Dividend, Says Mohandas Pai
India no longer enjoys the advantage of demographic dividend as it's saddled with crores of youngsters with low skills unsuited to the economy, claimed a human resources and education expert.
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India Could Be Late By 50 Years In Achieving Education Goals: UNESCO
Going by the current trend, India will be half a century late in achieving its global education commitments and the country needs fundamental changes in the education system if it wants to meet the 2030 sustainable development goals, a UNESCO report has said.
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One In Four Children In Conflict Zones 'Risk Losing Their Future: UNICEF
Nearly one in four children growing up in conflict zones are missing out on education, with South Sudan, Niger, Sudan and Afghanistan the worst-affected countries, the UN children's agency (UNICEF) said on Tuesday.
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India's E-Commerce Space May See A Shake-Up In 2 Years: T V Mohandas Pai
Slamming huge discounts and cashback offers from e-commerce players as "subsidies", Chairman of Manipal Global Education T V Mohandas Pai has said the industry may see a shakeout in the next two years, or "even earlier".
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4 Indians Vie For $1 Million Prize For Outstanding Teachers
Four Indian teachers have been shortlisted for a USD 1 million annual prize, dubbed the 'Nobel Prize for teaching', for their outstanding contribution to the profession.
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Global Conference Planned by Smriti Irani Called Off Over 'Lack of Interest': Sources
A global conference planned by Smriti Irani, the Education Minister, has been called off reportedly because of lack of interest from international invitees, say sources.
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Michelle Obama in London to Promote Global Education Drive for Girls
Michelle Obama kicked off a two day visit to London on Tuesday with a tour of an inner city school as part of the U.S. First Lady's drive to support education for girls around the world.
