Category: Education

Across the globe, the need for funding to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) greatly exceeds the available traditional aid and public funding. According to some projections, countries with lower income levels and rapid population growth are expected to see a reduction in government spending on education per person between now and 2030. The challenges affecting social sectors go beyond education: the global economy loses $3.3 trillion annually due to lost productivity from the learning crisis. This situation is exacerbated by growing social and economic disparities, increasing the demands on the education system. It is crucial to rethink how the education sector raises, organizes, and utilizes funding in collaboration with a wide array of stakeholders to guarantee that every child can access education. This principle is central to the innovative financial strategies of GPE. From its launch in 2018, the GPE Multiplier has demonstrated that this can be achieved. On one side, the Multiplier has stimulated more than US$4.7 billion in supplementary investments…

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The world is rapidly changing. We are reminded daily, even hourly, that we have entered a new era of geopolitical, economic, demographic and technological disruption. For decades, policy makers have assumed that economic globalization would yield democratic progress and more equitable opportunities – and assumed that improvements in educational outcomes inevitably would help countries leapfrog towards sustainable development. Today, this picture is more clouded. As the COVID-19 pandemic taught us, leadership in education inevitably becomes both more difficult and more critical in times of acute change. Yet, as we show…

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Classroom equipment. It makes learning more dynamic and immersive. And it’s not just a trend. Studies show a real shift happening in Indian schools, driven by the boom in smartphone use, teaching devices, the spread of 5G, and big government pushes like Digital India, SWAYAM, and PM eVidya. But here’s the thing—it’s not just about swapping blackboards for screens. The real magic lies in creating learning environments where students do more than just listen. They should interact, explore, and genuinely engage with what they’re learning. Curious about how smart classroom…

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Schooling is a major common liberty that assumes a basic part in the general improvement of an individual and the country all in all. In India, the right to schooling has been cherished in the Constitution, guaranteeing each kid approaches free and mandatory training. This blog entry digs into the meaning of Article 21A, RTE rules for non-public schools, and the Free and Mandatory Instruction Act, 2009. I. Right to Schooling: Article 21A and its Importance A. The sacred arrangement of the right to training Article 21A of the Indian…

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The arrival of the dialects information from the 2022 Scottish registration has come simultaneously as the Scottish Parliament is thinking about its Scottish Dialects Bill. This regulation means to give official status to both Gaelic and Scots and perceives that both these dialects are, in their own specific manners, imperiled and in danger of vanishing as communicated in dialects in Scotland’s people group. As the Bill goes through the Parliament, different associations and people working with both Gaelic and Scots have been requested to remark on the arrangements from the…

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For incalculable ages, Indian cultural stories have been a basic piece of our social legacy! These drawing in stories consistently overflow the components of our different culture. Shockingly, these captivating stories are as yet applicable to understudies in this computerized age! Popular classic stories of India are acclaimed for their standout life illustrations and great stream. Yet, do you have at least some idea that these classic stories are driving our activity industry in the present time? Indeed! Indian classic stories offer extraordinary liveliness content. What’s more, are adored for…

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