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Exiled Teacher Exposes Putin's Indoctrination of Russian Schoolchildren
A Russian exiled teacher has released a documentary highlighting the indoctrination practices against school children in Russia under President Vladimir Putin’s regime....
Police chief says no let-up on national security despite stability in Hong Kong
The Commissioner of Hong Kong's police force stated that despite recent societal stability, national security remains a top priority due to ongoing threats such as individuals fleeing the region and e...
Hong Kong teachers withdrew HK$8.4 billion from pension funds in past school year
Public school teachers in Hong Kong withdrew HK$8.4 billion from two retirement schemes during the 2024-25 academic year, marking a third consecutive annual decline of 3.4%. The majority reason for th...
SDE rule out signing no-confidence motion against education minister
The Social Democratic Party (SDE) has rejected signing a no-confidence motion against Estonia's Minister of Education, Kristina Kallas from Eesti 200 party. The SDE argues that monthly votes of no con...
How recent graduates entering the job market can outperform AI
The article discusses how recent graduates face significant challenges due to artificial intelligence (AI) eroding essential cognitive and interpersonal skills required in the current job market. Hong...
Top Japanese school faces backlash over Palestinian poetry in entrance exam
A middle school in Japan included poems about life in Palestine during its entrance exam. This decision sparked controversy on social media, with some accusing the test of being politically biased and...
Report: Slow integration caused by segregating kids by language
A new report claims that the slow pace of integration in Estonia is largely due to children being segregated based on their language skills into different educational environments. The report suggests...
Hong Kong may allow more pupils to use English in lessons, education chief says
Hong Kong's education chief, Christine Choi Yuk-lin, stated that the government is considering allowing junior secondary school students to use English more extensively as a medium of instruction due ...
Ministry and union reject carriers' driver shortage criticism
The Ministry of Education and Research, along with the Transport Workers' Union, dispute claims by the Association of Carriers that insufficient training is causing a shortage of truck and bus drivers...
Madle Lippus: Tallinn's budget and dilapidating kindergartens
Tallinn faces significant issues within its education system due to deteriorating school buildings and kindergartens, along with a lack of available spaces in areas that have experienced rapid residen...
Foreign Students in Ukrainian Universities: Where They Come From and What Majors They Choose
The article discusses trends among foreign students studying at Ukrainian universities, focusing on their countries of origin and the majors they prefer. It highlights the increasing number of interna...
Will allowing more Hong Kong schools to teach in English be too testing for pupils?
Suri Chan Tin-wing, a university student majoring in English literature at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, faced difficulties with writing her initial assignment due to having been educated prima...
UGC fosters global environment for Hong Kong universities by providing students with national and international learning opportunities
The University Grants Committee (UGC) has facilitated the development of a more globally oriented learning environment in public-funded universities in Hong Kong over the past three years. This initia...
Indian teacher wins US$1 million prize for transforming slum education with murals
Rouble Nagi, an Indian teacher and activist celebrated at the World Government Summit in Dubai, received the $1 million Global Teacher Prize. Her initiatives include over 800 learning centers and educ...
Cavity rates for children hit record lows in Japan
Japanese children are experiencing record low levels of tooth decay, potentially due to school-based oral hygiene programs and increased health awareness at home....
Abuse survivor Pelicot says mindsets need to change in fight against sexual violence
Gisele Pelicot, a survivor of prolonged sexual abuse and trafficking, calls for change in attitudes towards fighting sexual violence through education and empathy....
Estonia looking into AI grading for native language exams
The Education and Youth Board (Harno) of Estonia is considering the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to grade final mother tongue language exams in collaboration with Tallinn University....
International education in Ukraine today: how to choose a school — Open House at PSI Kyiv
PSI Kyiv hosts an open house event highlighting the benefits of being the sole school in Ukraine that provides the full range of International Baccalaureate (IB) programs....
Estonian youths increasingly see LLMs as friends
A survey from last year shows that Estonian young people are increasingly using AI not just for learning but also as conversation partners....