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Academia 10 months ago

Strengthening English language education: Investing in teachers for a global future

Achieving the 2027 target of mandatory English instruction in third grade classrooms will require scaling efforts to reach 180,000 teachers and ensure consistent quality.

Editorial 11 months ago

Local lingos lack lifeline

Several languages, particularly in the eastern regions, including Papua, Maluku and North Maluku, are on the brink of extinction.

Academia 1 year ago

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Tools for introverts in education: A paradigm shift

Sending students into a life without the ability to communicate is analogous to sending a soldier into battle without a weapon.

Entertainment 2 years ago

K-pop targets global audience with English lyrics

English words took up 41.3 percent of the lyrics of K-pop girl groups’ releases that landed on Circle Chart’s Digital Chart Top 100 in the first half of this year.

Academia 2 years ago

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Mobilizing Indonesia’s netizens to promote language learning

In Australia, many universities have closed their Indonesian programs due to the sharp decline in student enrollment.

Politics 3 years ago

Megawati gives nod to late UK queen in hours-long speech

The party chair and former president noted the achievements of several female leaders in a meandering speech lasting at least two hours on the occasion of the PDI-P's 50th anniversary.

Lifestyle 3 years ago

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English, Jaksel style: Why some Indonesians jump between two languages

Many South Jakartans occasionally alternate their language between Indonesian and English. We try to find out why.

Lifestyle 3 years ago

English winemakers toast summer heatwaves

Climate change may be helping England's vineyards for now, but the fast pace of transition risks major planning difficulties

Books 3 years ago

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Why English audiences have the toughest time with Shakespeare

The irony is the rest of the globe often has an easier time understanding William Shakespeare than English speakers.

Art & Culture 3 years ago

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'Private rebellion': Hong Kong's anglophone poets gain recognition abroad

As a teenager stuck in Hong Kong's pressure-cooker school system, Eric Yip found his escape in writing poetry -- never dreaming that one day he would win a top prize halfway across the world.

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