China's Way to Progress by Galaezzo Santini

China's Way to Progress by Galaezzo Santini

In this essay Galeazzo Santini provides us the secret behind China’s remarkable progress since independence in 1949. China encloses one-fourth of the humanity and this huge population, according to the western world, will lead to the elimination of China. On devotion having a common aim before them. This numerical strength becomes a “POWER” and not a threat to its existence. 

            In the early days after independence, China was not given much important but now the West has recognized the strong position assumed by China. Every year a large number of delegations visit China and Chinese leaders are esteemed due to their genius and of dedication towards the people. Under their leadership the Chinese people have turned the country in an earthly paradise. Their exemplary ways of living have drawn the attention of many countries and they ate moulding themselves according to China.

My Financial Career by Stephen Leacock

My Financial Career

by Stephen Leacock

“My Financial Career” is one of Leacock’s earliest pieces, appearing in his first published humorous book, Literary Lapses. One of his most anthologized works, this short sketch of less than two thousand words already treats one of Leacock’s favorite themes: the effect of economics on the lives of men. When one remembers that Leacock took his doctorate in economics, it is not surprising that this piece illustrates the Everyman’s fear and mistrust of the bank as institution. Typical of his best work, the sketch opens quickly with the narrator’s frank admission that banks and everything about them “rattle” him.

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Headstart School shines in Electronics Olympiad

The Headstart School has won the first position in the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) - Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute National Electronics Olympiad 2017 (NEO ’17).

The event was spread over three days consisting of robotics and other competitions catering to many roots of electronics and electrical engineering

IIU top men, Afghans discuss bilateral ties

An eleven-member Afghan education delegation headed by higher education minister Farida Momand visited Faisal Masjid campus of the International Islamic University (IIU) and discussed ways and means to increase bilateral educational cooperation with the university’s leadership.

The visitors met IIU Rector Dr. Masoom Yasinzai and President Dr. Ahmed Yousif Al-Draiweesh.

More schools to have Montessori classes

The Federal Directorate of Education (FDE) has planned to begin Montessori classes in more government schools of Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) under the Prime Minister’s Educational Reforms Programme (PMERP).

Currently, seven public sector schools of ICT, most located in the urban areas, have Montessori classes under the PMERP overseen by the prime minister’s daughter, Maryam Nawaz.

Junior section school teachers transferred to senior sections

The administrations of Islamabad’s many model colleges have transferred a couple of junior section teachers to their respective senior sections to address staff shortage there.

The teachers in question complain they’ve been given the senior section classes though it is the job of a separate cadre i.e. lecturers and professors.

FBISE SSC exams to begin on March 14

Islamabad: The Secondary School Certificate (SSC) annual examinations (part I & II) under the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) will begin in the middle of the next month.

According to the examinations schedule announced by FBISE controller of examinations (conduct) Ahmed Nawaz Malik, the SSC examinations for both part I & II will begin on March 14 and end on April 14.

The practical examinations will begin on April 6.  The SSC examinations will take place in the overseas educational institutions affiliated with the FBISE in accordance with the synchronised time, which has already been notified.

The board has issued roll number slips to candidates.  Regular students can get their roll number slips from their educational institutions, while those for private students have been sent on the respective postal addresses. 

Pakistan Army wants every child in school

MIRANSHAH: After the repatriation of the internally displaced persons (IDPs) and restoration of peace in North Waziristan Agency (NWA) the political administration and Pakistan Army keep reminding that they are waging jihad against illiteracy and corruption.

The army has introduced the slogan ‘Every Child in School’ while the political administration has coined the phrase ‘Every Teacher in School,’ said a tribal elder, Malik Aqil Zaman.

NUML students complain of fee hike

The National University of Modern Languages (NUML) has once again hiked its semester fee by almost Rs 4,000, adding additional charges.

Earlier, students at various faculties of the university were required to pay up to Rs40,000 as semester fee. However, that has jumped to Rs.43,900.

Work on 70 schools in K-P to be completed in June

PESHAWAR: In the first phase of standardisation of government schools across the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (K-P), 70 schools will be complete in June at a cost of over Rs4 billion in 13 districts of the province.

On October 30, 2015, the K-P government announced plans to standardise 200 government higher secondary schools for boys and girls. So far, the government has started standardisation work on 70 schools – including 23 girls schools and 47 boys schools.

The future of education in Pakistan

Equal access to quality education, has been a long-standing challenge for Pakistan. Out of an estimated population of 191 million, nearly 25 million children between years 5-16, are deprived of schooling. Moreover, increasing urban-rural population divides have given strength to massive income disparities, which have made education a privilege for the wealthy, and a distant dream for the nation’s rural populace. To meet these challenges, it is essential to integrate educational equity, scalable technology and progressive lesson planning, into one far-reaching strategy. UnitedWeREACH promises just that.