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December 5, 2012
 

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Dubai Parents to Sign Mandatory Contracts Before Enrolling Students in Private Schools

Dubai’s Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) introduced the Parent-School Contract, which, it hopes, will end disputes between parents and schools. The contract will specify school policies on fee payments and re...
by Melody Chiang
 

 
 

Nicaraguan Youth Learn English, Take Action for the Future

Students in Nicaragua face a tough job market when they finish school. In order to give themselves an leg up on the competition and a chance to win a high-paying position, many turn to English lessons. In Ciudad Sandino, one of...
by Carla Drumhiller
 

 
 

Boko Haram Militants Attack Schools in Nigeria

The Islamist militant group Boko Haram has opened fire at a school in Maiduguri, in northern Nigeria. Students were sitting exams when the gunmen entered the school. Nine children were killed in the vicious attack. This is the ...
by Carla Drumhiller
 

 

 

Tanzanian Government Waives School Fees for Children with Disabilities

The Tanzanian government has decreed that students with disabilities are to be exempt from paying school fees. The order comes as part of a greater push towards ensuring that disabled students have access to education. Disabled...
by Carla Drumhiller
 

 
 

Roma Children Create Art With Hungary’s “Real Pearl” Foundation

At the Igazgyöngy (“Real Pearl”) Foundation in Eastern Hungary, hundreds of Roma children learn to express themselves through art classes. The Real Pearl Foundation runs drawing, painting, sculpture, handiwork, and dancing...
by Carla Drumhiller
 

 
 

Chilean Students Desert Public Schools Due to Falling Standards

The number of students in Chile’s public schools is dropping. Critics of the education system say low teaching standards, inadequate funding, and school closures are to blame. During the recent Senate Education Commission, de...
by Carla Drumhiller
 

 

 

Brazil and African Countries Collaborate on Higher Education Program

Brazil has initiated a program to foster higher education in five Portuguese-speaking countries in Africa: Angola, Cape Verde, Equatorial Guinea, Mozambique, and São Tomé and Principe. Devised on May 21 of this year at a mee...
by Carolina Shin
 

 
 

Education on Girl Advocacy Can Protect Up to 6M Girls

The Adolescent Girls’ Advocacy & Leadership Initiative (Agali) of the Public Health Institute has helped bring about improvements in health, education, livelihoods, and the rights of girls living in Africa and Latin ...
by Carolina Shin
 

 
 

Philippines: New Funding for Indigenous Education Programs

The Philippine Department of Education has announced it will invest P100 million (US $2.3 million) in indigenous education. The allotted funds are to be used for capacity-building programs to train educators, partnership effort...
by Carla Drumhiller