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Education needs a refocus so that all learners reach their full potential
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New Delhi [India], January 30 (ANI/NewsVoir): The International Education & Skill Summit (TIESS) witnessed the conclusion of four days of the global education leadership conference, on Saturday. The 12th edition of the conference was held virtually for the first time making it the world s largest virtual conference for education and skills sector.
The conference hosted over 36,000+ delegates from more than 90+ countries who came together for 4 days of engaging and thought-provoking sessions and conversations. The 4-day summit saw participation from ministers, policy makers, education leaders and industry experts from across the globe sharing their experience and insights along with suggestions for the way forward.
Children attend a class at a school in Islamabad. PHOTO: AFP
Is Pakistan’s education crisis responsible for the economic crisis?
We cannot reap targeted outcomes unless we frame policies that address our own national priorities
Mishal-e-Noor
January 06, 2021
Pseudo modernism has labeled the education status of a country to be the major determinant of economic growth. As per the International Bureau of Education, the education sector of a country must ideally inculcate certain lifelong competencies in students so that the economic and social spillovers of education may add to the economic development of the nation. There is no doubt that the economic returns to education are tremendously positive, nevertheless, the marginal returns – measured by the employability and productivity of labour – vary across the globe. New growth theories also emphasise on treating education as a separate input in the production function as it has a tendency to make production units achieve ec