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Education
Teaching a deadly business in Thailand's troubled south - 2010-08-15
BAN TAKEH, Daniel Rook- Armed soldiers guard the road leading to Malatee Porsotee's village school in southern Thailand while security volunteers with rifles keep watch over the classrooms....
Hamas makes arrests over torching of UN summer camp in Gaza - 2010-05-25
GAZA CITY- The Hamas rulers of Gaza on Tuesday said they had arrested a group of suspects over the torching of a UN children's summer camp, in which attackers also threatened the head of a UN...
For Iraqis, learning Hebrew is a mixed blessing - 2010-05-14
BAGHDAD, Sammy Ketz- Wearing an elegant pink headscarf, Marwa Abdel Karim serenades her fellow Baghdad University students with a heartfelt rendition of "Filled With Love," remarkable for the...
Arizona Governor bans ethnic studies program - 2010-05-13
LOS ANGELES- Arizona Governor Jan Brewer has courted fresh controversy by signing a bill banning an ethnic studies program, just weeks after approving the state's tough new immigration law.
Brewer...
South Korea seeks remedy for education fever - 2010-05-01
SEOUL, Nam You-Sun- After a gruelling six hours of learning at her South Korean state elementary school, eight-year-old Ho You-Jin heads home -- but not to rest.
She picks up a new set of...
British teacher acquitted of trying to kill pupil - 2010-04-29
LONDON- A British teacher was found not guilty Thursday of attempting to murder a pupil by hitting him with a dumbbell while shouting: "Die, die, die".
Peter Harvey, 50, was accused of attacking a...
Jordan queen pledges to improve east Jerusalem schools - 2010-04-19
AMMAN- Jordan's Queen Rania on Sunday launched an initiative to repair and develop Palestinian schools in Israeli-occupied Arab east Jerusalem.
"We launch Madrasati (my school) Palestine from...
Yemen professors strike for reforms, wages - 2010-04-12
SANAA- University of Sanaa professors said on Sunday they have gone on strike to press the Yemeni government into bringing educational reforms and increasing their wages.
"The strikers will...
Carla Bruni launches Franco-US art student exchange - 2010-03-30
NEW YORK- Carla Bruni, visiting New York with her husband French President Nicolas Sarkozy, launched an exchange program Monday for promising French and US arts students.
The Carla Bruni-Sarkozy...
'Mr Microchips' proves popular in S.Korean schools - 2010-03-19
SEOUL- Robot teachers -- who never get angry or make sarcastic remarks -- have been a hit with pupils during a pilot project in some South Korean schools, a government report said Thursday....
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