Half of Okayama’s Public High Schools Fall Short of Entrance Exam Applicants
As cherry blossoms bloom and Japan ushers in a new academic season, an unexpected development has unfolded in Okayama Prefecture: half of its public...
Taiwanese Educator Shen Ming-hsien Brings History to Life with 60-Year Artifact Collection
Early-childhood education expert Shen Ming-hsien has spent over six decades gathering thousands of historical artifacts, turning them into unique educational tools for students at...
President Khurelsukh Meets Mongolian Scholarship Students Studying in Czech Republic
President Khurelsukh Ukhnaa recently met with Mongolian students studying at universities in the Czech Republic as recipients of the "President’s Scholar – 2100" Scholarship...
Expensive Graduation Gifts for Teachers Stir Discontent Among North Korean Students and Parents
Students and parents in North Korea’s South Pyongan province are increasingly voicing discontent over the costly tradition of giving teachers expensive graduation presents, according...
Ministry of Education Proposes New Regulations on Mobile Devices in Schools
The Ministry of Education (MOE) has proposed new regulations that will restrict the use of personal mobile devices in schools. Starting in August, high...
