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· July, 2006
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Stories about Education from July, 2006

Georgia: United National Exams

· 31 July 2006

India: First a blackboard, then the laptop

· 28 July 2006

Mexico: Poll Numbers and Teachers Strike

· 28 July 2006

India: The hundred dollar laptop

· 27 July 2006

China: school close down

· 27 July 2006

Fiji: Introducing a Fiji Webresource

· 26 July 2006

Armenia: Military Training

· 26 July 2006

Light in darkness, Petroleum prices in Ghana, Famine and Education in Cameroon

26 July 2006

Read about Light in darkness, Petroleum prices in Ghana, Famine and Education in Cameroon.

Oaxaca: Photographing the Teacher's Strike

· 26 July 2006

Chile, Argentina: One Laptop per Child

· 26 July 2006

Pakistan: Going abroad to study

· 26 July 2006

Iran: Dark days for Communication Sciences

· 26 July 2006

East Asia: Americanization of legal education

· 25 July 2006

Bolivia: Indigenous Studies Versus Global Competitiveness

· 25 July 2006

Thailand: Making Colleagues Jealous

· 25 July 2006

Hong Kong: learning from parent

· 24 July 2006

Tajikistan: Russian “Illiteracy”

· 24 July 2006

Belarus: Scholarship Fraud and Brain Drain

· 24 July 2006

Hong Kong: Tree policy

· 23 July 2006

Philippines: Exporting nurses to the world

22 July 2006

The most popular college degree in the Philippines today is nursing. More than 100,000 Filipino nurses have left the country to seek better opportunities.


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