Last week was a busy time in Australia’s regional diplomacy. On Aug 28 in Tonga, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese won agreement from Australia’s small Pacific Island neighbours to
It is news worth celebrating – more pupils are opting for the Direct School Admission (DSA) route, to secure their secondary school berth based on their unique abilities in areas such as sports or arts, as well as academic subjects like science and mathematics.
It is news worth celebrating – more pupils are opting for the Direct School Admission (DSA) route, to secure their secondary school berth based on their unique abilities in areas such as sports or arts, as well as academic subjects like science and mathematics.
South Korea’s plans to introduce the world’s first AI-powered, tablet-based digital textbooks in 2025 have been mired in a firestorm of debate about potential privacy issues and worries that students are becoming overly dependent on digital devices. Despite these concerns, the country’s Education Minister Lee Ju-ho doubled down on the importance of transitioning classrooms to digital modes of learning while assuring teachers that they will be fully supported as they integrate artificial intelligence (AI) textbooks into their instruction.
The month of August delivered fresh twists in Thailand’s endless loop of political instability, serving as a reminder, if anyone needed one, of the kingdom’s deep dysfunctions.