It will be a crime to miss the post-uprising zeitgeist and not to overhaul our educational sector.

Focusing on education is essential to changing the trajectory of a nation.

While several variables contributed to how ineffective educational reforms have been, a lack of foresight and enforcement were arguably the most prominent factors.

Public and media discourse overwhelmingly favours the idea of a reform commission for education.

Let us begin with a generic scenario to explain the quandary of a 10th grader in Bangladesh in 2025. Due to take the SSC examinations in a year, this student will have to choose between science, humanities and commerce streams.

To serve the purpose of education, meeting the parents' demands through focusing on learning outcomes and reforming the education system are the need of the hour.

Teachers are at the heart of educational reform and are pivotal in shaping students' academic success.

It is now widely accepted that investment in human capital through education plays a crucial role in economic growth.

In Bangladesh, inequality starts with education.

The country faces a multitude of challenges, from severe literacy and numeracy gaps to the politicisation of school committees.

How do you process the nationwide humiliation of teachers?

When a student is in a place of despair, on the brink of taking their own life, what does one do as a teacher?