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News 5 years ago

Teacher recruitment needs upgrading for better quality, equality: IGI

Education reform, in particular the nation's centralized teacher recruitment system, is aga...

News 5 years ago

Indonesian students in limbo as US restricts visas

Thousands of Indonesian students in the United States are in limbo following a Trump administration ...

News 5 years ago

COVID-19 education funds leave much to be desired

Private universities, teachers and students are urging the government to step up its education polic...

News 5 years ago

Teachers go extra mile to teach students as schools remain closed

Every weekday morning, at least two teachers from Kecil Fatutasu elementary school go to two or thre...

News 5 years ago

School reopening raises concerns as health risks loom

The plan to start the academic year was immediately met with objections from parents, who feared tha...

News 5 years ago

‘It’s fun!’: Underrated TVRI becomes students' favorite during stay-at-home orders

A new educational program aired on public broadcaster TVRI might give school children across the arc...

News 5 years ago

Government to revamp student assessment to improve PISA scores

Following a decision to cancel the national exam for elementary, junior high and high school student...

Life 5 years ago

Untold stories: Seeking the truth about mental illness

Many problems arise not from mental illness itself, but the lack of accessible information to help f...

Life 5 years ago

Child growth stunting holds back Indonesia’s future

Growth stunting – when a child does not grow properly and fails to meet height averages that m...

SE Asia 5 years ago

'Now they can chase their dreams': Bangladesh allows Rohingya children to study

Rohingya refugees reacted with surprise and joy on Wednesday to the news that Bangladesh would provi...

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education

Teacher recruitment needs upgrading for better quality, equality: IGI

Indonesian students in limbo as US restricts visas

COVID-19 education funds leave much to be desired

Teachers go extra mile to teach students as schools remain closed

School reopening raises concerns as health risks loom

‘It’s fun!’: Underrated TVRI becomes students' favorite during stay-at-home orders

Government to revamp student assessment to improve PISA scores

Untold stories: Seeking the truth about mental illness

Child growth stunting holds back Indonesia’s future

'Now they can chase their dreams': Bangladesh allows Rohingya children to study

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