The Unimaginable Blow To Education After The Floods
The recent monsoon rains have dealt a deadly blow to education this year in Pakistan. According to Save the Children, ...
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Educating The Parent
A child’s learning chart has three main characters. The Child, the School and the Parent. In fact the parent is ...
How Benazir Bhutto’s First Government Tried To Tackle Pakistan’s Lingering Literacy Problem
After taking over the reins of power in 1993, the PPP government under the premiership of Shaheed Benazir Bhutto established ...
Paving The Way Towards Excellence In Educational Leadership
“The most important rule of educational leadership is to always remember that people, not policies or program, are what highly ...
A Year On, Girls’ Education Under Taliban Remains A Fantasy
The month of August marks a year-long callous deportment of Taliban’s regime towards girls’ education in Afghanistan. Many presumed that ...
The Impact of E-learning on Pakistan
“Learning conducted via electronic media, typically on the internet” – Oxford Dictionary In Pakistan, the practice of e-learning existed before ...
Read Well. Write Well. Play Well.
Two teen authors from India and Pakistan who recently published their first novels both began writing during the Covid-19 lockdowns. ...
Why Are America’s Solutions To Counter Mass Shootings Deeply Flawed?
The United States of America continues to suffer from an epidemic of mass shootings. The horrific and bone-curdling Uvalde massacre, ...
Local Actions, Local Voices: How Pakistanis Are Working To Build New Educational Paradigms At The Grassroots
For quite some time, I’ve been deeply concerned about what I’d been reading about Pakistan, which described a country very ...
From Artillery Barracks to Anarkali: Thee Early History Of Lahore’s King Edward Medical College
The early history of King Edward Medical College is inextricably linked with the inception of Western medical education in the ...
International Aid To Afghanistan Must Go Together With Push For Safeguarding Women’s Education
Education is perceived to be a fundamental human right in the twenty first century but in war-torn countries like Afghanistan, ...
My Education – Or How I Became A Swindler
My name is Hope, the name my parents gave me. It is the name of a deadly disease; the disease ...
Pakistan Not To Close Schools Until Further Review Of Covid Data
The National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) said it will not close schools until it reviews further information regarding Covid-positive ...
What Holds My Village In Balochistan Back From Achieving Its Educational Potential
Herronk, a village some 60 km from Turbat city, has a population of more than 10,000 people. Although the villagers ...
Fires Of Fanaticism – And How We Might Put Them Out
Extremism is a state of mind where a person holds extreme and narrow-minded political and religious views of their own ...
Equity, Education And The Single National Curriculum
Debates on the Single National Curriculum (SNC) are once again in full swing, with panels defending SNC religiously and criticism ...
Equity, Education, And The Single National Curriculum
While many are outraged by what is being taught, one must also give due consideration to who is being taught
‘Reading 4 All’ – How One Student Is Helping To Bring Library Culture To Rural Schools
Reading 4 All is an initiative by an 18-year-old A-level student, Sameen Zahra Bashir. From a young age, her visits ...
Male Pupils To Resume School In Afghanistan, No Word From Taliban Yet On Female School-Age Students
Afghanistan's ministry of education has announced that boys' schools will reopen from Saturday, after the month-long closure while the capital ...
THE TRUTH WILL OUT
Hoped New Military Leadership Would Immediately Abandon Bajwa’s ‘Fascist’ Actions: IK
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan said on...
Mansions Of Shikarpur’s Khaman Village
There are several villages in the Shikarpur district...