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Find the right level of terror for your next Michigan haunted experience with this interactive map! Explore 31 of the Mitten State's best haunted attractions.

Find the right level of terror for your next Michigan haunted experience with this interactive map! Explore 31 of the Mitten State's best haunted attractions.

Nearly four out of five children under the age of 10 in Pakistan struggle to read simple text. At the same time, only 51pc of students can solve a two-digit arithmetic problem.

The annual conference for the Research on Improving Systems of Education (or RISE) program took place last week. It’s a great opportunity to see some of the latest research on education in low- and middle-income countries. This year, scholars shared lots of research on teachers, technology, long-term trajectories of educational interventions, and more.

Saadhna Panday, the Chief of Education at UNICEF Nigeria, in this interview, talked about the progress made by Nigeria Learning Passport, a digital platform created to address learning challenges in the country and the out-of-school children problem among others. What is the Nigerian Learning Passport (NLP) all about? The Nigeria Learning Passport is a digital…

In 2022, we published, Lessons for the education sector from the COVID-19 pandemic, which was a follow up to, Four Education Trends that Countries Everywhere Should Know About, which summarized views of education experts around the world on how to handle the most pressing issues facing the education sector then.

What does a literacy crisis mean for the citizens of Pakistan?

According to the United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO), there are 20 million out-of-school children in Nigeria, out of which 1.2 million are in Bauchi State. Here is a tale of how children had to abandon school to hawk in Alkaleri and Misau LGAs of Bauchi State. It was 12 noon on Monday,…

The United Nations Children’s Fund, UNICEF, has raised the alarm that no fewer than 1.6 million children are out of school in the North-East region.

The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) says no fewer than 1.6 million children are out of school in North East Nigeria.