In Canada, a push
to keep schools open
Like many places in Europe, school districts in Canada’s largest province and many elsewhere are finding in-class learning outweighs the risks
In Canada, a push
Primary students’ roll to stay same
They will be promoted to the next classes automatically
DU faculty suspends
evening MBA entry test
The business studies faculty organised the test without informing the authorities amid the coronavirus pandemic
Shutdown hurts
children: parents
As schools close again, frustrated and angry parents say the decision does not make New York City safer
Can’t put students at risk: Hasina
She defends the decision to keep the schools closed
No more streams in Class IX, X: Dipu Moni
New secondary education curriculum will enlighten students in all disciplines, education minister says
Exam software sparks global student revolt
The pandemic ushered in a golden age of remote test proctoring - but students say the technology can be invasive and biased
Govt mulls school restart
The final extension of the school shutdown over coronavirus is ending on Nov 14
Online exam software sparks global student revolt
Many students are wary of the technology, including mass data collection and bias in facial recognition
Children bear the
brunt of pandemic
Many have been forced to quit their studies and join work or get married
