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Climate affected 33m children’s schooling: UNICEF

Thirty-three million children’s education was disrupted in Bangladesh in 2024 as the children were among the worst affected globally for climate events, according to a United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund report.

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Higher education landscape

HIGHER education plays a vital role in a country’s development, serving as a conduit for nurturing the knowledge and skills of its people. Since its independence in 1971, Bangladesh’s higher education sector has grown considerably, with the establishment of numerous public and private universities significantly expanding access to education...

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ACCESS4ALL working to advance climate change education

Adapting Climate Change Education Skills and Sustainability for Advancing Locally-Led Solutions, also called ACCESS4ALL, has recently hosted a progress sharing and platform introduction event at Six Seasons Hotel, Gulshan-2 in the capital Dhaka, according to a press release...

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Improving primary education

THE vision of the primary education sector is to provide inclusive, qualitative learning to children. Interventions that were taken by the government couldn’t bring the desired outcome regarding providing quality learning to each and every child. If challenges can be identified properly, it can be easier to find out the ways of addressing...

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Reforms for quality education

BANGLADESH is at a pivotal moment in its pursuit of sustainable development and equitable growth. With a burgeoning youth population and a steadily expanding economy, the nation’s potential to establish itself as a significant player on the global stage is immense. Yet, this potential remains constrained by persistent challenges in the education sector...

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Technical, vocational curriculum revision should not be delayed

THE Technical Education Board, which is meant to update the technical and vocational education curriculum at certain intervals, usually five years, is reported to be going slow in updating the curriculums for a large number of courses that it oversees. The board deals with courses for diploma degrees in engineering, textile engineering, agriculture...

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Teacher shortage in technical institutions unacceptable

A SERIOUS shortage of teachers in government technical and vocational educational institutions is unacceptable. It shows the government’s lack of commitment to a sector that has a high potential to contribute to the economy. About three-fourths of the sanctioned positions for teachers in government technical and vocational educational institutions have been...

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Zakaria elected ESTCDT chair, Husne Ara vice chair

Independent University, Bangladesh trustees Mohammad Zakaria Khan and Husne Ara Ali have been elected as chairman and vice-chairman of the Education Science Technology and Cultural Development Trust respectively for a period of two years starting January 2025...

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Education, given short shrift, has always been left in lurch

EDUCATION has been a happening sector in the year that has passed by, with changes in the curriculum and textbooks, which reverted to a much previous state with changes in textbooks after the August 5 political changeover. The sector has always been happening at intervals since independence. But allocation for education has always remained...

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ERI, DPE hold workshop on improving quality of primary education

The Education and Research Institute of Dhaka University and the Directorate of Primary Education jointly organised a workshop titled Draft Findings on Feasibility Study for the Pre-Service Teacher Education for Primary Teachers at the ERI on Tuesday.

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Edn commission to be announced in few days

The government would announce the education commission within a few days and the commission would prepare a new education policy, the special assistant to the education ministry, Md Aminul Islam, said on Wednesday...

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A welcome move to better health, education admin

A COUPLE of recommendations that the commission on public administration reforms, instituted in mid-September, says would make are a welcome move. The commission has said that it would recommend the separation of the health and the education cadre from other cadres the way the judicial cadre has been separated from the...

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Transforming Education: Path towards tech-driven learning

OVER the past decade, Bangladesh has made remarkable progress in various sectors, with education being a key focus for the government. Despite these advancements, the country’s educational system still faces numerous challenges. Traditional teaching methods, limited resources and inadequate infrastructure continue to hinder the full potential of...

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How schools can shape young minds

AS A country of demographic dividend, Bangladesh needs and has the scope to develop a pool of technologically sound house resources which can meet the demand of today’s knowledge economies at home and abroad. So, it is necessary to bring about certain changes in education, making a higher use of technology...

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In need of a permanent education commission

EDUCATION is the cornerstone of national development, serving as a foundation for cultivating informed societies, robust economies, and accountable governance systems. In Bangladesh, despite significant progress, the education sector faces persistent challenges that threaten the country’s trajectory toward sustainable growth. Issues such...

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4 women get Begum Rokeya Padak-2024

Four women were awarded with the ‘Begum Rokeya Padak-2024’ for their outstanding contributions to society, women’s education and women’s empowerment...

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Govt should pay teachers well to up quality of education

TEACHERS need to be paid well — well enough so that they can devote their time and energy to teaching without having to worry about the sustenance of the family. This is where the quality of education has suffered, with teachers continuing to go underpaid. Whilst the average salary of schoolteachers at the primary level, which lays the foundation...

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Inclusive education for all children demanded

Government officials, educators and rights activists at a workshop on Saturday demanded ensuring inclusive and quality education for all children, including those with disabilities.

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