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Discover the intriguing findings of the University of Warwick's research on word evolution. Explore how words, like 'sex,' endure in our language through a 'survival of the fittest' process similar to natural selection. The study sheds light on cognitive selection in the human brain and its impact on linguistic evolution
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Word Evolution: The ‘Survival of the Fittest’ in Language

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Explore the UN Secretary-General's report on Children and Armed Conflict in Afghanistan, revealing the persistent vulnerabilities faced by children despite a decrease in overall violations. Dive into the challenges affecting their access to education, safety, and basic services.
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Afghanistan: Navigating Perils Amidst Struggle for Education, Safety

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A Pew survey shows 79% of Americans support U.S. universities accepting international students, but half favor limiting Chinese student enrollment.
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Evolving Landscape of Indian Student Mobility in 2023

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Exposure to high temperatures above 86°F can delay early childhood literacy and numeracy skills, especially in disadvantaged communities, reveals global research.
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Climate Crisis Threatens Girls’ Education Globally

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India is planning to introduce an "Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry" (APAAR) ID for all school students, both in government and private schools, as part of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. Here's an overview of what the APAAR ID is and how it will work:
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APAAR; One Nation One Student Card

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Discover the intriguing findings of the University of Warwick's research on word evolution. Explore how words, like 'sex,' endure in our language through a 'survival of the fittest' process similar to natural selection. The study sheds light on cognitive selection in the human brain and its impact on linguistic evolution
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Replacing ‘India’ with ‘Bharat’ in School Textbooks

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As the world races towards achieving universal basic education by 2030, a glaring deficit of 69 million teachers looms large on the horizon, reveals new data from UNESCO. Sub-Saharan Africa bears the heaviest burden, facing an urgent need for an additional 24.4 million primary education teachers and a staggering 44.4 million for secondary education. Within this region, overcrowded classrooms and overburdened teachers are all too common, with a staggering 90% of secondary schools grappling with severe teaching shortages.
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69 Million Teachers Needed To Reach Universal Basic Education

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Discover the intriguing findings of the University of Warwick's research on word evolution. Explore how words, like 'sex,' endure in our language through a 'survival of the fittest' process similar to natural selection. The study sheds light on cognitive selection in the human brain and its impact on linguistic evolution
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250 Million Children Worldwide Deprived of Education

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Discover the intriguing findings of the University of Warwick's research on word evolution. Explore how words, like 'sex,' endure in our language through a 'survival of the fittest' process similar to natural selection. The study sheds light on cognitive selection in the human brain and its impact on linguistic evolution
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Negative Impact of English Language on Non-Native Speakers

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Discover the intriguing findings of the University of Warwick's research on word evolution. Explore how words, like 'sex,' endure in our language through a 'survival of the fittest' process similar to natural selection. The study sheds light on cognitive selection in the human brain and its impact on linguistic evolution
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Education: Singapore Ranks Highest, Hungary Lowest in Satisfaction

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