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Primary education deserves priority policy attention

BANGLADESH observed International Literacy Day on September 8 without having any accurate statistics on the literacy rate in the country. During the Awami League regime, the government had manipulated the literacy rate on a number of occasions to falsely claim its success in the education sector. During their three consecutive terms, the literacy rate increased...

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Govt mulls holiday cuts for primary edn instts: adviser

Adviser to the primary and mass education ministry Professor Bidhan Ranjan Roy Podder on Sunday said that they were considering reducing the number of holidays for primary level educational institutions...

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Cut in global funding in education

A SIGNIFICANT number of underprivileged children continue to suffer from what is now recognised as learning poverty — particularly in developing foundational literacy and numeracy skills — despite the government’s considerable annual investment in primary education through the Primary Education Development Programme and additional efforts by...

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JICA, DPE mark 20yrs of pry edn support

Japan International Cooperation Agency and the Directorate of Primary Education jointly organised a seminar titled ‘Review of 20 years of JICA cooperation for primary education in Bangladesh & completion of JSP3 Project’ at Pan Pacific Sonargaon Hotel in Dhaka on Wednesday...

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Infrastructure alone will not rescue primary education

THERE was a time when government-run primary schools in Bangladesh functioned with little more than the bare minimum. Dilapidated classrooms, broken benches, a severe shortage of trained teachers and scant learning materials were the norm. Yet, against these odds, the system produced learners who, at the very least, attained basic literacy and numeracy...

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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...