#Education
44 articles with this tag
CultureReuniting the Class of Gaza: How War Scattered and Scarred a High School Photograph
A teacher in the Gaza Strip looks back at a June 2023 photograph of her students, tracing the tragic ways war, displacement, and death altered the lives and futures of the 15 teenage girls.
PoliticsInside France's Education Budget: How School Spending Compares Across Europe Amid Nationwide Protests
French students are protesting school conditions and budget cuts amid nationwide strikes, prompting a look at how France's education spending compares across Europe.
Breaking NewsInside Nigeria's Kidnapping Crisis: How Families in Borno Face Devastating Choices
Families in Nigeria's Borno State face devastating financial and emotional burdens as a surge in kidnappings for ransom threatens their livelihoods and children's education.
Breaking NewsStolen Classrooms: Displaced Children in Yemen Long for Education Amid Renewed Conflict
Renewed conflict in Yemen's Taiz governorate has displaced thousands of families, forcing school closures and leaving tens of thousands of children without access to education.
PoliticsTensions Escalate Across France as Nationwide Education Protests Spark Clashes with Riot Police
Tens of thousands of students across France have blockaded high schools and clashed with riot police, prompting government pledges to address educational grievances amid widespread violence and arrests.
CultureGaza Woman Rescues Books from Rubble in Ongoing Effort to Keep Education Alive
A woman in Gaza works to keep education alive by rescuing books from the rubble, as shown in a recent video.
PoliticsUnprecedented Student Protests Spark National Crisis Across France
Massive student protests over underfunded schools have escalated into a national crisis in France, leading to hundreds of school closures and thousands of arrests.
CultureSenegalese Community Rallies to Restore Dilapidated Dakar School Ahead of New Term
Students, teachers, and volunteers in Dakar have united to clean up the dilapidated Medina Gounass Elementary School ahead of the upcoming academic year, highlighting broader sanitation and infrastructure challenges in Senegal's public education system.
CultureUAE Mosques to Honour Educators in Special Friday Sermon Ahead of World Teachers' Day
Mosques across the UAE will dedicate Friday sermons to honoring educators ahead of World Teachers' Day, emphasizing their vital role in shaping future generations.
PoliticsViolent Student Protests Over School Conditions Spread Across France as Government Calls Crisis Meeting
Widespread student protests over overcrowded classrooms and crumbling facilities have intensified across France, leading to school closures, violent clashes, and a government crisis response.
TechnologyDubai Schools to Implement New AI Guidelines and Screen-Time Rules Next Year
Dubai's KHDA is introducing new guidelines next year to balance AI use and screen time in schools, while also developing a master plan to improve school accessibility across the emirate.
PoliticsInside the Battle Over Palestinian Education and Curricula in East Jerusalem
A growing number of Palestinian students in occupied East Jerusalem are studying Israeli-imposed curricula, sparking concerns over the erasure of Palestinian history and national identity.
Breaking NewsFrench Students Clash with Police Amid Expanding Education Cut Protests
French students clash with police as protests regarding education cuts spread across the country.
TechnologyUAE Extends Global Lead in Generative AI Adoption with Rapid Growth Across Government and Education
The UAE has further distanced itself at the top of the global AI adoption rankings, reaching 73.3 per cent adoption driven by widespread integration across government services and schools.
TechnologyUAE Schools Integrate Artificial Intelligence into Curriculum While Preventing Excessive Screen Time
Schools in the UAE are implementing a new AI curriculum designed to teach students about technology without increasing screen time or replacing critical thinking.
CultureA Fragile Return to Learning: Gaza's Students Resume Classes in Tents and Ruins
Hundreds of thousands of children in Gaza have returned to in-person classes in tents and damaged schools after nearly three years of disruption, facing severe supply shortages and ongoing devastation.
MiscellaneousLearning in Tents: Palestinian Children Return to School in Gaza After Years of Disruption
Following years of disruption and displacement caused by the war, Palestinian children in Gaza are returning to face-to-face education in makeshift tent schools with severely limited resources.
EconomyEgypt and France Explore Expanded Partnerships to Boost Technical Education and Labor Market Readiness
Egyptian Minister of Education and Technical Education Mohamed Abdel Latif met with French Ambassador to Egypt Eric Chevallier to discuss strengthening cooperation in technical education and aligning student training with global labor market needs.
PoliticsQatar Highlights Education as Essential for Human Rights at UN Council
At the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, Qatar highlighted its integration of human rights into education and government training, emphasizing Doha's regional role in human rights advocacy.
PoliticsOngoing Israeli Demolitions Endanger Homes and Schools in Masafer Yatta
Israeli demolitions in the West Bank's Masafer Yatta region are threatening local homes, infrastructure, and schools, severely jeopardizing the education and daily lives of Palestinian children.
EconomyUNICEF Report Reveals Climate Hazards Disrupted Education for 171 Million Students in 2025
A new UNICEF report reveals that climate hazards disrupted the education of 171 million students globally in 2025, disproportionately affecting girls and vulnerable communities in low-income nations.
TechnologyUAE Launches Innovative AI Curriculum to Teach Schoolchildren Critical Thinking and Ethics
The UAE is introducing a new AI curriculum across public and private schools to teach children critical thinking, ethics, and how to responsibly question artificial intelligence.
EconomyYemen's Crisis Forces Millions of Children Out of School and Into Labor
Decade-long conflict and severe economic hardship in Yemen have forced millions of children out of classrooms and into daily labor to help their families survive.
MiscellaneousGlobal Student Skills in Maths, Science, and Reading Continue Downward Trend, PISA Report Reveals
A global report reveals a continued decline in students' math, science, and reading skills, while the UAE stands out by bucking the downward trend with significant improvements.