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South Korea's education system faces scrutiny due to high pressure and rising youth suicide rates.
More than 60% of people in Afghanistan are illiterate, as development aid workers struggle to maintain educational initiatives for girls amid rising threats.
Viktoria Kostrzewa, an 18-year-old from Warsaw, advocates for comprehensive sex education in Poland, where current teachings are heavily influenced by Catholic values.
Private schools in Britain, which educate only 7% of the population yet dominate influential roles, raise significant questions about educational fairness and inequality.
Only 775 out of every 1,000 children born in Somalia will live to celebrate their fifth birthday, reflecting the dire conditions in the country.
In rural Uganda, many deaf children lack access to sign language education, leaving them isolated until initiatives help them learn to communicate.
Tuition fees have increased from £1,000 to £9,000 in just over a decade, prompting students to protest in central London against rising educational costs.
In Mozambique, girls face pressure from teachers to engage in sexual relationships in exchange for passing grades, highlighting a pervasive issue in education.
93% of Detroit's teens struggle with reading, reflecting a broader national crisis where nearly 1 in 5 adults cannot read.
Talbot County, Maryland, showcases a collaborative effort among law enforcement, civic leaders, and the recovery community to combat the opioid epidemic.
All pages in a library go blank, prompting a community to question the future of public library services and their role in society.
An aggressive plan to fire principals if test scores did not improve marked Michelle Rhee's controversial approach to reforming Washington, DC's public schools.
In Cape Town's Cape Flats, pupils, parents, and teachers struggle to survive amid escalating violence from drug gangs, with military intervention proving ineffective.
Students in England protest against rising tuition fees and the new loan-backed system.
Four million people live in Aleppo, where children like 11-year-old Ibrahim dodge bombs on their way to school amid the ongoing civil war.
ECOT in Ohio faces scrutiny over student engagement and funding discrepancies.
Khairul Ghazali works to change radical views at his Islamic boarding school in Indonesia.
Teachers in West Virginia, Oklahoma, and Arizona strike for better pay and conditions.
Mindy Englit manages multiple roles at Avant Public School amid severe staffing shortages.
Corporal punishment in South Korea, exemplified by recent footage of a teacher assaulting a student, highlights a mental health crisis among youth and societal pressures.
Oklahoma teachers face dire conditions, leading many to walk out for good this school year.
Parents and teachers debate who should decide on sex ed and critical race theory in schools.
An English teacher reveals the harsh conditions at a Hagwon in South Korea, including abuse.
Approximately 65 medical students in the United States are undocumented, facing uncertainty about their future as DACA's status hangs in the balance.
The UK faces a maths crisis, impacting opportunities for youth in the Financial sector.
Ten science fair project ideas include testing how many times a deck of cards needs to be shuffled before they are sufficiently mixed.
Translucent skin allows a reed frog's blood vessels, intestines, and beating heart to be visible, aiding in camouflage from predators.
The video discusses how robots and AI can assist with homework tasks for students.
Children from wealthy families hear about 30 million more words than those from poorer backgrounds in their first three years, impacting their development.
Young Wing graduated from Yale in 1854, becoming the first Chinese student in America.
Civility in discussions about contentious topics is emphasized through resources funded by the Leonore Annenberg Institute for Civics Award at the University of Pennsylvania.
Housing discrimination is analyzed through enhanced annotation and analysis skills in a resource funded by the Leonore Annenberg Institute for Civics Award.
By mid-April 2020, 1.4 billion students were out of school across 190 countries due to the COVID-19 pandemic, marking a historic disruption in education.
Over a quarter of young adults in the UK source their news about contraception from TikTok, reflecting a gap in available information.
This video highlights National Geographic Kids book bundles perfect for curious young minds.
DocsTeach.org provides educators with strategies for leading virtual activities using primary sources to enhance remote learning experiences for students.
DocsTeach.org provides educators with strategies to engage students in virtual learning through primary sources and interactive online activities.
Retro Report and the Foreign Policy Association provide educational resources focused on climate change and global environmental policy for teachers.
The video shows the critical first day of life and the importance of interaction for development.
Native Americans confront the legacy of federal boarding schools designed to erase Indigenous culture and demand accountability for this historical injustice.
Teachers can assign online activities to students on DocsTeach and access their submissions through various learning management systems.
DocsTeach.org provides educators with 12 activity tools designed to enhance students' historical analysis skills using primary sources.
DocsTeach.org provides educators with a platform to create online activities using primary sources, enhancing students' understanding of historical events.
DocsTeach.org offers a collection of document-based activities created by the National Archives and educators to enhance student engagement with primary sources.
The National Archives holds over 16 billion records, including primary sources available for educators through DocsTeach.org.
Participants learn to modify document-based activities, such as the Amendment Process: Ratifying the 19th Amendment, to better suit classroom needs.
Global water issues are examined in a webinar hosted by Retro Report, featuring insights from a United Nations water expert and educational resources for teachers.
Hakitzu teaches kids coding through robot battles using JavaScript style code.
