Bangladesh education system
Dissolution of textbook committee shows fault lines in reform drive
Hate campaign against two teachers deeply troubling
Uncertainty over student evaluation must be resolved soon
Implementation of new school curriculum limps along even after one and a half years
New School Curriculum: Implementation limps along
One and a half years after it was launched, implementation of the new curriculum at schools is still in a shambles as the authorities are yet to finalise a method of evaluating the students.
SSC Exams: 65pc weightages fixed for written, 35pc for activity-based tests
The Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exams will be divided into two parts -- written and activity-based -- under the new curriculum
Why five-hour SSC exams will not be in students’ best interest
The choice to prolong the SSC examination period appears to diverge from global educational trends.
How much you can pay decides what education your child gets
After three decades since the primary education pledge was made, the cost of a child’s education remains a heavy burden for some 80 lakh households.
How should our engineering education evolve?
Over the years, engineering programmes in Bangladeshi universities have stagnated, still clinging to a 20th-century structure.
Good for students, good for teachers
If embraced by students, it has the potential to revolutionise their learning experience.
Implementing new curriculum will be challenging
There are many challenges to successfully implementing this new curriculum in Bangladesh.
Dissolution of textbook committee shows fault lines in reform drive
Hate campaign against two teachers deeply troubling
Uncertainty over student evaluation must be resolved soon
Implementation of new school curriculum limps along even after one and a half years
New School Curriculum: Implementation limps along
One and a half years after it was launched, implementation of the new curriculum at schools is still in a shambles as the authorities are yet to finalise a method of evaluating the students.
SSC Exams: 65pc weightages fixed for written, 35pc for activity-based tests
The Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exams will be divided into two parts -- written and activity-based -- under the new curriculum
Why five-hour SSC exams will not be in students’ best interest
The choice to prolong the SSC examination period appears to diverge from global educational trends.
How much you can pay decides what education your child gets
After three decades since the primary education pledge was made, the cost of a child’s education remains a heavy burden for some 80 lakh households.
How should our engineering education evolve?
Over the years, engineering programmes in Bangladeshi universities have stagnated, still clinging to a 20th-century structure.
Good for students, good for teachers
If embraced by students, it has the potential to revolutionise their learning experience.
Implementing new curriculum will be challenging
There are many challenges to successfully implementing this new curriculum in Bangladesh.
Education needs resolute leadership of new ministers
The education that a child can acquire is currently a matter of how much his/her family can pay.