A compulsory COVID recovery plan for developing nations There is no doubt in the fact that Covid-19 pandemic impacted each and every aspect of Life leading towards the most dangerous recession in the entire world. Apart from its health or …
Read More »Single National Curriculum: where do we stand?
Education is considered to be vital source of nation-building. In order of ensure national cohesion, integration and preservation of the ideological foundation of the state, certain educational functions are the responsibilities include: curriculum, syllabus, planning, policy and educational standards. After …
Read More »ICMA playing major role for the betterment of employment, economy in Pakistan
ICMA been successful in teaching online under the pandemic alarm Interview with Mr. Zia ul Mustafa – President, ICMA Pakistan PAGE: Tell me something about yourself and your career please? Zia ul Mustafa: I am currently the President of the Institute of …
Read More »Women empowerment in the making
Various studies identify that women’s empowerment is a procedure of social and personal change, taking place over interlinked and mutually reinforcing political, psychological, social and economic domains, and by which women individually and collectively gain power, meaningful selections and control …
Read More »Where Teachers Spend The Most Time In The Classroom
The OECD’s latest edition of its “Education at a Glance” report provides an insight into education systems on all of the organization’s member states. One interesting aspect of the research is the amount of time teachers actually spend in the classroom. On …
Read More »Some takeaways of China’s Poverty alleviation
By the end of this year, China will officially eradicate absolute poverty. In the past more than 40 years since China has begun to implement the policy of reform and opening-up and started the journey of poverty alleviation, more than …
Read More »How Much Do Countries Spend on Education?
When it comes to education, there are not only big differences in attainment levels across the world, but also the amount of a country’s resources which are spent on investment in the sector. According to the OECD’s latest report, Norway is one …
Read More »The Best Universities in the World
The latest global university ranking has been released by Times Higher Education, putting the UK’s Oxford University at the top of the pile. Institutions are ranked based on five indicators: teaching, research, citations, international outlook and industry income. On this basis, the UK …
Read More »Review of Pakistan’s insurance sector
The studies revealed that insurance is one of the main and significant fields of the economy. To protect people from risks and from dangers is the main part of the insurance. As we know in modern period there are too …
Read More »Balochistan has very important role in progress of Pakistan’s economy
Interview with Ms. Durcheen Mari Baloch PAGE: Could you tell us about the economic significance of Balochistan? Durcheen Mari Baloch: The economy of Balochistan plays a vital role in Pakistan. Our province is generally recognized for its production of natural gas, coal, …
Read More »Investing in education and skills can improve the health of both humans and planet. Here’s why
Systemic factors mean those on lower-incomes are being disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Tackling this inequity will involve reforming the way we think about, finance and deliver health, beyond solely healthcare. Investment in education and workforce development can play …
Read More »Valuable CSR by corporate sector: a time to be more focused
There are plenty of organizations across the world, which have made tremendous efforts to pay back to the society by doing splendid activities for the benefits of the downtrodden and for the environment in the long run. We all need …
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