Live in Angola or China and take classes in Portugal
Jornal de Notícias - Portugal - 13/12/2020
Is it possible to live in France, Denmark, Iraq or Angola and take classes in two Portuguese secondary schools? Yes it is.
The number of students in Recurrent Distance Learning Secondary Education (ESRaD) has almost quadrupled since 2016. And more and more emigrants are…
Timorese government plans to build another 1,500 classrooms by the end of 2021
Lusa - East Timor - 29/10/2020
The Timorese Government plans to build a total of 1,500 new classrooms by the end of 2021, reinforcing the training of teachers, within the scope of the priorities defined for the educational sector, the authorities said.
The national director of Policy, Planning and…
Portugal: 'Apps for Good' education programme wins UNESCO award
Dinheiro Vivo - Portugal - 06/10/2020
The “Apps for Good” Portuguese technology education programme, in which secondary school students create applications to solve society’s problems, won the UNESCO Hamdan bin Rashid Al-Maktoum International Award, announced those responsible for the…
In Brazil there is a computer for 10 students, the worst average in 79 countries
Folha de S.Paulo - Brasil - 29/09/2020
While the average in rich countries is 1 computer per student, in Brazil there are 10 students per equipment, reveals the OECD
Alongside Kosovo and Morocco, Brazil has schools with the worst proportion of computers per student among the 79 countries and territories…
Number of students per class increases the impact of Covid-19 on Brazil's education
Folha de S.Paulo - Brazil - 08/09/2020
With classes larger than most major countries, Brazilian schools will find it more difficult to maintain social distance, especially in the public sector
The largest number of Brazilian students per class, compared to that of most other major economies in the world…
Young people can leave the isolation with more autonomy to study, says star of online education
Folha de S.Paulo - Brazil - 16/04/2020
In an interview, Salman Khan recommends routine, focus on priorities and attention to mental health during the coronavirus period.
