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Parents in Zimbabwe could face up to two years in jail if they fail to send their children to school. The government has made education compulsory up to the age of 16 to stem rising school dropout figures blamed . . .
While Hong Kong faces many problems with the current school shutdowns as a result of the Corona Virus, we should not lose sight that many in the world face much greater problems when it comes to their children&rsq . . .
Here is a very interesting article from the SCMP interviewing a group of parents and discussing how they are dealing with the school closures in Hong Kong as a result of the Corona Virus. The article focuses . . .
The bad news just seems to keep on coming for Hong Kong’s education sector, battered by protests and then closed down by the Corona Virus, with this latest drop in global university rankings another blow for . . .
Schools in Hong Kong should reopen in stages when the coronavirus shutdown ends, with senior secondary pupils returning first in late April and some younger children staying at home until May, according to teacher . . .
Just like Hong Kong, Japan has closed its schools. Unlike Hong Kong there are some forward thinking firms such as Pasona Inc. Working parents at Pasona Inc. were relieved that they were allowed to bring their chil . . .
With all the doom and gloom that comes with Covid 19, here is a light and heartwarming story from the virus stricken Hebei province. Xinhua news reported that children under treatment at Xiangyang Central Hospital . . .
According to the philosopher-historian Yval Noah Harari in his treatise on the future of humanity, Critical Thinking, Communication, Collaboration and Creativity are what children need to learn in the context of c . . .
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