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Things Students Should Stop Doing in 2022
Don’t want to struggle in college? Follow the simple tips below!
1. Stop Procrastinating on Important Things
When you procrastinate on important tasks, you waste your...
Parallel Track on Developmental issues: Western China and Southern Sudan
In 2005, a girl named Rashida was born in Dingxi, a poor region in northwestern China. Dingxi has long been one of the most...
RUDN University: Providing Young Generation With Excellent Professional Skills And Knowledge
In an insightful long-ranging conversation, the newly appointed Rector of the RUDN University (Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia), Oleg Yastrebov, discusses the latest developments,...
Chad to Improve Learning Outcomes in Basic Education
The World Bank today approved a $150 million grant from the International Development Association (IDA)* to support the improvement of learning outcomes in basic...
How Russia-Ukraine Crisis Influences Media, Education, Human Rights and NGOs
Russia has ultimately collapsed foreign academic, human rights and media operations in the Russian Federation. It has crippled and ridiculed their work with civil...
COVID-19: Education risks becoming ‘greatest divider’
Now entering its third year, the COVID-19 pandemic has continued to hold back some 405 million school children worldwide from a full return to...
Taliban’s backtracking on girls’ education, ‘deeply damaging’
Following a U-turn over re-opening girls’ secondary schools in Afghanistan on Wednesday, the UN human rights chief shared her “profound frustration and disappointment” that...
Investment in Education Pays Off Over Generations
Authors: Honorable Ms. Vera Daves De Sousa, Honorable Ms. Luisa Grilo, Mr. Jean-Christophe Carret*
Angola is charting a path toward prosperity. There is no investment...
A holistic approach to security: The impact of education – Interview with Yasmine Sherif
As the world continues to evolve, new threats challenge our security: climate change, gender inequality, armed conflicts and more, no longer restricted to national...
From Bulgaria to Spain – Vocational Education and Training (VET) broadens the mind
The ability to travel and study across Europe is something young people from all EU member states should take for granted. However, when Presiyan...