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GENEVA/KHARTOUM, 23 September 2022 – “In this briefing, my aim is to underscore the enormity of challenges the children of Sudan face. And to share some sense of what action is urgently required. Children are caught in a perfect storm of crises on top of crises.“More than one out of every three of Sudan’s children

Last week at the United Nations’ Transforming Education Summit (TES) world leaders, education experts, and activists spotlighted the urgency to recover pre-pandemic and COVID-related learning losses and agreed to ensure children all over the world are given the building blocks they need to go on to thrive in school.

Private tutoring, upgrading courses, studying through the summers — these are some of the methods Alberta students are using to catch up on learning after struggling during the pandemic.

Amid inflation, a report on income inequality has recommended raising minimum income and introducing a universal basic income to help the marginalised community in India. Will the Centre warm up to this idea?

New Delhi, May 18 (PTI) :The Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (EAC-PM) on Wednesday suggested that the government should come out with a

While growth has taken place in terms of an increase in wages, the benefits of that growth have been concentrated and this has marginalised the poor, states 'The State of Inequality in India' report

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Ministry of Education (MoE) will be conducting a foundational learning study in order to draw a first-hand understanding of the learning levels of the students at the foundational learning stage at the end of Grade 3. The study is first of its kind in the world as it aims to set up benchmarks for reading with comprehension in 22 Indian languages. India News | Education Ministry Conducts First-of-its-kind Study, Aims to Set Up Comprehension Be...

'Index on Foundational Literacy and Numeracy' is an indicator of literacy among children below 10 years.

‘More than 50 per cent of the states have scored below the national average’

Schools that embrace the development of relationship-building skills will best prepare young people for future success, says Frank Rumboll, Executive Head at Curro Rivonia.