More than 91% of students worldwide are affected by the pandemic, with approximately 1.3 billion students unable to physically attend schools due to temporary closures and lockdowns. The COVID-19 pandemic has hit the world in the most devastating and unprecedented way. The whole world has felt the impact of the CORONA virus but, the biggest …
Amidst the crisis of the novel COVID-19 pandemic, the biggest dilemma for the global population was how students would continue their education? Remote education is an emergency education solution that is planned for students to continue the flow of their studies until they are physically able to return to their educational institutes. It gives a chance to …
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Educational inequality is an unequal allocation of academic resources including school funding, qualified teachers, books, and technologies to disadvantaged and oppressed communities. These marginalized groups tend to be deprived of schools with rich resources. It not only increase the rate of poverty but decreases educational success which suppresses social as well as economic mobility of …
Poverty has many roots like a tree but only one factor i.e., Education can help communities to fight against poverty. It is not always necessary that a person without an education is living an extremely poor life, but the fact is that most of the people living in extreme poverty do lack basic education which …
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