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Across the Arab world, different education reform initiatives have had varying levels of success in different contexts. This paper explores some types of education reform that could serve as groundwork for broader change.

Some studies reveal worrying numbers of young people with symptoms of depression. For this reason, a clinical trial coordinated by Guillem Feixas,

VIENTIANE (Vientiane Times/Asia News Network): The governments of Laos and Australia are working to help teachers use new classroom methods to teach children from non-Lao speaking backgrounds.

There is a main hall as well as workshops, laboratories and, of course, a cafeteria, where the half-hour break flies by amid card games and laughs. It could well be any university if it wasn't for tho

Montevideo, Sep 17 (Prensa Latina) Social conflicts in Uruguay are ongoing after the national strike on Thursday, prompting the decision of the organization of university students to continue protest actions against government policies.

KYIV. Sept 13 (Interfax-Ukraine) – The phase of war-induced psychological mobilization of Ukrainians continues, the subjective assessment of the psychological state is quite high, according to the results of a study organized by the Mindy Charitable Foundation.

Low salaries are behind a lack of interest in teaching courses at higher education institutions in Estonia, with science, tech and also foreign languages among the major problem areas. This has left many course places unfilled, as the academic year approaches.

Short-staffed school districts in the United States are turning to their own teen students to fill non-teaching jobs traditionally held by adults in their communities.

Council reviews list of inmates nominated for amnesty

Forty Vietnamese nationals were arrested by An Giang Border Guards on August 18 morning after illegally entering Vietnam from Cambodia.