By Sean Coughlan, Education Correspondent Investing heavily in school computers and classroom technology does not improve pupils’ performance, says a…
The UN has said that conflicts in the Middle East are depriving more than 13 million children of an education.…
Photo Credit: Francisco Osorio by The Associated Press SANTIAGO, Chile – Thousands of students are marching in the streets of…
Photo courtesy: Department for Business, Innovation and Skills Every school in England should become an academy, PM David Cameron has…
Photo credit: P. Morgan The Chinese education system – with its long school days and tough discipline – tops global…
By Mitsuro Obe TOKYO—Japan is retooling its public universities, sacrificing liberal-arts programs in collaboration with a business community eager for…
Photo Credit: Artemas Liu Hundreds of students in Taiwan have stormed the education ministry, protesting against proposed changes to the…
Private schools are rapidly expanding in poor countries, raising debate on whether governments should support or deregulate affordable education options
by Branwen Jeffreys, Education Editor In Gothenburg’s main square I watch as a crowd of rowdy, happy teenagers pile out…
Photo credit: Agência Brasil by Julie Ruvolo Brazilian startup Descomplica (“Uncomplicate”) has raised an $8 million Series B to build an education entertainment company…