Why is there no education reform commission?

But decisions taken under pressure will be harmful in the long run

Expedite printing, resolve PDF download issues

Quota decisions must be uniform across all public universities

A strong start to the academic year is crucial after recent disruptions

An education commission, chosen with care, can advise the interim government and serve the nation by identifying key areas that need reforms.

Demands for re-evaluation of results risk setting a dangerous precedent

Take steps to reopen flood-hit schools

Its impact on the nation’s future may be devastating

An enduring buzz in academia is that it requires political connections to advance in one’s career. This is a fundamental concern.

One and a half years after it was launched, implementation of the new curriculum at schools is still in a shambles as the authorities are yet to finalise a method of evaluating the students.

There are many challenges to successfully implementing this new curriculum in Bangladesh.

How do we deal with this growing trend where not only our young ones, but also our hard-earned money is going abroad?

It is well-known that an increase in government expenditure in education can contribute to economic growth and poverty alleviation

Our education decision-makers have a narrative that largely denies any serious deficiency in the system.

Let’s not turn our education into a commercial farce.

Comilla University incident shows how unruly it has become

Education abroad does not always come with golden opportunities

To ignore the special role of a teacher in society is to place the future of the nation at peril.

Government must check rising prices of school supplies