Education · May, 2011 · Global Voices

Education · May, 2011
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Stories about Education from May, 2011

Mexico: Teacher Sings with Students During Shooting

Latin America28 May 2011

The YouTube video showing a kindergarten teacher singing with her students to keep them calm during a shooting in Monterrey, Mexico has spread almost virally through the Spanish speaking countries.

Bangladesh: Wi-Fi And Digital Campus

Quick Reads · South Asia27 May 2011

Mexico: Teacher Protests in Oaxaca Continue

Quick Reads · Latin America25 May 2011

Cuba: Students Need Internet

Quick Reads · Latin America24 May 2011

Philippines: K+12 education reform

Quick Reads · East Asia23 May 2011

Sri Lanka: Transparency Regarding ‘Boot Camp’ For Youth

Quick Reads · South Asia20 May 2011

Russia: Moscow Schools and Migrants’ Children

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe20 May 2011

Barbados: Sir Hilary's Gaffe

Quick Reads · Caribbean18 May 2011

St. Vincent & the Grenadines: Women & HIV

Quick Reads · Caribbean17 May 2011

Mexico: Teachers March on National Teachers Day

Quick Reads · Latin America17 May 2011

Nigeria: 15 year old Nigerian teenager gets admission to Harvard

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa16 May 2011

Philippines: New bar examination format

Quick Reads · East Asia15 May 2011

Colmbia: Video Shows Anti-Riot Police Agression Towards University of Antioquia Student

Quick Reads · Latin America14 May 2011

Africa: Helsinki Africa Film Festival

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa14 May 2011

China: Red Culture Fever

East Asia12 May 2011

2011 is turning out to be a year for 'red culture' revival, mocked fiercely online but taken seriously by courts, prisons, universities, television stations and police departments in a growing...

Hong Kong: Brainwashing Education

East Asia12 May 2011

The Hong Kong Education Bureau is planning to make patriotic education compulsory for primary and secondary school children. The objective of the Moral and National Education Curriculum is to help...