What it really means to be a tutor
Even seasoned tutors face a lot of struggles from time to time, which is absolutely normal.
BUET student becomes first Bangladeshi Global Winner of Global Undergraduate Awards
Zareen Tasneem Sharif is the first Bangladeshi to achieve this feat, aka the 'Junior Nobel'.
Will academic concessions lead to more trouble for O/A level students?
Academic concessions may backfire for students in the long run.
Fewer school students attend in-person classes
About one-third of secondary students and one-fifth of primary students remained absent from schools as educational institutions resumed in-person classes after Covid-induced closure.
Stop complaining, start fixing
Bangladesh would be a much better country if people stop complaining about its various problems and try to fix these issues instead by figuring out the root causes, according to Ayman Sadiq, co-founder and chief executive officer of 10 Minute School, an online learning platform.
First SSC exams since Covid-19 pandemic began
This year’s Secondary School Certificate and equivalent exams began across the country today -- strictly maintaining health rules at the centres.
What it really means to be a tutor
Even seasoned tutors face a lot of struggles from time to time, which is absolutely normal.
BUET student becomes first Bangladeshi Global Winner of Global Undergraduate Awards
Zareen Tasneem Sharif is the first Bangladeshi to achieve this feat, aka the 'Junior Nobel'.
Will academic concessions lead to more trouble for O/A level students?
Academic concessions may backfire for students in the long run.
We should be more empathetic towards O/A Level students this year
We should be mindful of how circumstances were different this year.
The unwanted necessity of coaching centres
Given the current quality of education, a lion’s share of students needs extra guidance to understand complex topics.
Unicef voices concern over attacks on teachers
Expressing concerns over the recent attacks on teachers in Bangladesh, Unicef has called for ensuring their safety and security.
No plan to halt classes
There is no plan to close classrooms for Covid-19, Education Minister Dipu Moni said yesterday.
In the name of dress codes
Dress codes in schools serve a purpose, but often, they hinder students' individual freedoms.
Our schools need better facilities, now
Access to proper facilities has always been a problem in schools. It needs to change.
Adapting students from diverse academic backgrounds
Helping first year students from diverse academic backgrounds adapt is a challenge for universities.