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Bangladesh look to make impact down under

Bangladesh women’s football team coach Peter Butler vowed to embrace the challenge and make a significant impression in their inaugural appearance at the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026, following the tournament draw held at the Sydney Opera House on Tuesday...

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What’s next for Tigers?

The Bangladesh national cricket team has received a lengthy break following their T20I series against Pakistan, which concluded last Thursday...

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Saeid vows to develop Bangladesh’s futsal

Iranian coach Saeid Khodarahmi will begin his mission to build the first-ever National Futsal Team of Bangladesh ahead of the AFC Futsal Asian Cup 2026 qualifiers, scheduled to be played across eight Asian countries from September 20 to 24...

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University Teachers Link launched

A platform titled University Teachers Link was launched on Saturday, aiming to uphold the dignity of teachers at the country’s public and private universities and advance the spirit of the July-August 2024 mass uprising...

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Govt should do more than bask in women’s U-20 SAFF glory

THE Bangladesh women’s U-20 football team’s emphatic 4-0 win over Nepal in the title-deciding match at the Bashundhara Kings Arena in Dhaka on July 21 to retain their SAFF Under-20 Women’s Championship crown is a feat worth celebrating. Bangladesh had earlier secured their maiden SAFF U-20 title in the tournament’s inaugural edition in 2023. While Bangladesh...

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Teacher shortage in govt primary schools unacceptable

ABOUT half of government primary schools running without headteachers highlights the sheer neglect that primary education continues to suffer. Official records show that the position of headteacher is vacant in 32,000 schools. According to the 2023 Annual Primary School Census, there are 65,567 government primary schools, which means that 48.8 per cent of the schools...

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Half of govt pry schools across Bangladesh without head teachers

Almost half of the government primary schools across the country are running without the head teachers, causing grave concern among academicians and researchers who fear that the situation is harming both the academic environment and overall management...

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DU White Panel teachers demand trial of fellow Hasina collaborators

Dhaka University teachers, belonging to the pro-Bangladesh Nationalist Party White Panel, on Sunday demanded trial of ousted former prime minister Sheikh Hasina and her collaborators among fellow teachers for their role in crackdown on students during the July uprising...

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New directive issued for police verification

The education ministry on Wednesday gave new directive for police verification in appointing teachers at entry level in the non-government educational institutions...

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Bangladesh face daunting task down under

The Bangladesh women’s football team is set to face a formidable challenge at the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026, having qualified for the showpiece continental event for the first time in Myanmar...

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Bangladesh women eye perfect finish

The Bangladesh women’s football team will be eager to maintain their winning run as they take on Turkmenistan in their final Group C match in Yangon on Saturday.

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Time for women’s team to look beyond

After securing their place in the AFC Women’s Asian Cup for the first time, the Bangladesh national team, who are two-time SAFF champions, now have the opportunity to aim higher by qualifying for the FIFA World Cup 2027 and the Olympics 2028...

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U-18 hockey team make winning start

Bangladesh got off to a winning start in the five-team Pool A opener of the Men’s Under-18 Asia Cup hockey with a 3-0 win over Hong Kong at the Dazhou National Hockey Training Centre in China on Thursday...

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Univ Teachers’ Network announces anniversary progs

The University Teachers’ Network on Wednesday announced month-long programmes to mark the first anniversary of the student-mass uprising that toppled the Sheikh Hasina-led Awami League government on August 5, 2024...

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Head teacher tied to pole, assaulted over land dispute

The police on Monday arrested two people for their alleged involvement in assaulting a headmaster of a school by tying him to a pole over a land dispute in the Dastidar Bazar area under Satkania upazila in Chattogram...

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IU expels teacher over misconduct

The authorities of Islamic University have permanently expelled a teacher, Hafizul Islam, for misconduct after several allegations, including sexual harassment, homosexual misconduct, and abuse of students, were found to be true...

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Women’s team starts training in Yangon

The Bangladesh national women’s football team took part in their first training session in Yangon, Myanmar, on Thursday ahead of their AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026 Qualifiers Group C opener against Bahrain on June 29...

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Teaching observation for improving quality

WHEN we speak of advancing teacher preparation and professional development, the role of ‘teaching observation’ deserves renewed attention. Teaching observation involves one teacher observing another’s classroom practice, followed by a structured discussion. This is not an exercise in fault-finding, but rather a reflective process focused on pedagogical...

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Failed candidates demand resignation of NTRCA chair

A section of protesters of about 20,000 unsuccessful candidates of the latest non-government teacher’s registration examinations on Tuesday demanded resignation of the Non-Government Teachers’ Registration and Certification Authority chairman...

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Afroza Shahin new MD of TEAM Group

Afroza Shahin has been appointed as new managing director of TEAM Group following the tragic passing of its founder and former managing director Abdullah hil Rakib...

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Govt should not concede to demands that risk education

The government should consider the demand of the aspiring teachers for non-government educational institutes very carefully because it involves the quality of our teaching standards. In two separate protests in the capital on June 15, people interested in becoming a teacher for non-governmental secondary and higher secondary schools but who failed to meet either the...

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20,000 failed candidates seek registration

About 20,000 unsuccessful candidates under the latest non-government teacher’s registration examinations on Sunday urged the authorities concerned to pass them all and give them certificates...