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As Covid Surges, Filipino Students Begin Second Year Online

September 14, 2021September 15, 2021Jason Gutierrez and Dan BilefskyComments Off on As Covid Surges, Filipino Students Begin Second Year Online

The country remains among the few that have not at least partially reopened, sparking worry in a place where many lack a computer or internet access.

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Students in Philippines Enter Second Year of Remote Schooling

September 13, 2021Jason Gutierrez and Dan BilefskyComments Off on Students in Philippines Enter Second Year of Remote Schooling

The closure is spawning a backlash in a country where many people do not have access to a computer or the internet at home. Most schools in the United States and Britain have resumed in-person instruction.

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France’s Ideals Are a Harder Sell Among Diverse Youth

July 21, 2021July 22, 2021Norimitsu Onishi and Constant MéheutComments Off on France’s Ideals Are a Harder Sell Among Diverse Youth

France has long sought to create a secular, colorblind republic. But a clash between a government minister and a youth conference shows how those values are being questioned by a new generation.

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The Mayor, the Teacher and a Fight Over a ‘Lost Territory’ of France

June 8, 2021June 8, 2021NORIMITSU ONISHIComments Off on The Mayor, the Teacher and a Fight Over a ‘Lost Territory’ of France

A battle erupted after a high-school teacher said that Islamists had taken over the city of Trappes, a view vigorously countered by the mayor, sharpening a national debate over French identity.

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Italy’s Problem With School Dropouts Goes From Bad to Worse in Pandemic

April 26, 2021April 27, 2021EMMA BUBOLAComments Off on Italy’s Problem With School Dropouts Goes From Bad to Worse in Pandemic

Even before the coronavirus hit, Italy had among the worst dropout rates in Europe. But closed schools and online classes have pushed students out in ever higher numbers.

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How China Brought Nearly 200 Million Students Back to School

September 12, 2020JAVIER C. HERNÁNDEZComments Off on How China Brought Nearly 200 Million Students Back to School

China says the reopening of classrooms proves that its top-down system is superior. To overwhelmed teachers and students stuck on campuses, its restrictions can feel like overkill.

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As Europe Reopens Schools, Relief Combines With Risk

May 10, 2020KATRIN BENNHOLDComments Off on As Europe Reopens Schools, Relief Combines With Risk

Restarting classes is central to reviving economies. But one question haunts the efforts: Just how contagious are children, and could they be the next super spreaders?

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As Europe Reopens Schools, Relief Combines With Risk

May 10, 2020May 10, 2020KATRIN BENNHOLDComments Off on As Europe Reopens Schools, Relief Combines With Risk

Restarting classes is central to reviving economies. But one question haunts the efforts: Just how contagious are children, and could they be the next super spreaders?

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‘I Didn’t Know Whether to Mourn or to Celebrate’: An Afghan Reporter’s Girlhood Education

March 30, 2020March 31, 2020FATIMA FAIZIComments Off on ‘I Didn’t Know Whether to Mourn or to Celebrate’: An Afghan Reporter’s Girlhood Education

As a U.S. peace deal with the Taliban unfolds, a Times journalist recalls how a visit to one of Afghanistan’s most progressive rural schools triggered a bittersweet flashback to her own childhood dreams.

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Hong Kong Students Begin School Year With Gas Masks, Class Boycotts and Protests

September 2, 2019September 4, 2019Tiffany May and Elaine YuComments Off on Hong Kong Students Begin School Year With Gas Masks, Class Boycotts and Protests

After a summer of demonstrating in the streets to demand greater rights, students brought their activism to school.

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