Why are Chinese graduates are saying "no" to US universities? The issuance of student visas to Chinese students plummeted from about 100,000 in 2021 to just 58,000 in 2022.
President Xi's plan to transform China's education landscape In 2021, China's education sector went through some major shake-ups.
Alibaba’s Jack Ma takes up a Tokyo teaching role Chinese entrepreneur Jack Ma, who co-founded Alibaba Group, actually used to be a teacher.
Elite universities like Yale, Oxford and Stanford may soon be in India While Indian universities have produced CEOs at top global companies like Microsoft and Alphabet, many of these institutions rank poorly internationally.
How James Marlow of Hong Kong’s Green Hour believes education is the core of sustainability Hong Kong’s Green Hour may have never existed if it wasn’t for a random New Year’s challenge from a friend back in 2018. “I didn’t really plan on doing anything around environmentalism before setting this up. It wasn’t something that I ever intended to do,
How BSD Education is making digital skills more accessible Wanting to make tech education more accessible for teachers and students, BSD Education (Build Something Different) offers a customizable curriculum for educators wanting to bring digital skills learning to the classroom. Chris Geary and Nickey Khemchandani founded the program in Hong Kong in 2013, and since then, it has made
US test scores indicate significant learning loss during COVID You’ve heard it before – during the pandemic, everything was disrupted. And part of that everything was kids’ education, which took a hit when children had to stay home from school. Some places did remote learning; others did forms of homeschool (which parents were famously not the biggest fans of)