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Painter Pham Trong Chanh and his paintings at the exhibition (Photo: NDO)The works displayed in Paris introduce French visitors to the history, people, culture and landscape of Vietnam.In 1970, Pham Trong Chanh left Vietnam for France to study. Under the instruction of Prof. Le Thanh Khoi, he obtained his PhD degree in Educational Sciences.He has also developed passion for painting, sculpture, and poetry as a way to relieve his nostalgia and express his love for the fatherland.According to him, ...

University Researcher and Docent Hanna Posti-Ahokas works in the Global Innovation Network for Teaching and Learning GINTL.“For instance, the manifestations of the differentiation of teaching and active learning are very different in classrooms with

Rhode Island elected and education officials announced this week that Rhode Island had the largest 10-year growth in the percentage of high school graduates taking an AP as well as the largest improvement in AP pass rates of any state over the past 10 and

Many educators have raised concerns aboutnbsp;the Ministry of Education and Training’s new general education programme plan in whichnbsp;history will become an optional subject for high school students in the 2022-23 academic year.

Many educators have raised concerns about the Ministry of Education and Training’s new general education programme plan in which history will become an optional subject

Ida Hummelstedt, MA (Education), focuses in her study on Finnish multicultural education in the written and oral discourses in teacher education as well as in school practices.“Previous international and Finnish studies on multicultural education dem

PROVIDENCE, RI – Governor Dan McKee, Rhode Island Education Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green and the College Board today announced that Rhode Island has the

The Lao language research committee is carrying out a study of policies and legislation on the use of the Lao language, with the aim of ensuring accuracy and consistency.

VIENTIANE (Vientiane Times/Asia News Network): The Lao language research committee is carrying out a study of policies and legislation on the use of the Lao language, with the aim of ensuring accuracy and consistency.

The combination of Covid-19 and the fourth Industrial Revolution has been disrupting the labour market and accelerating the process of job transition and vocational training.