Singaporean education looks set to continue its dominance of the PISA rankings.
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The AEC’s International School Sector
The nature of international education has shifted significantly over the past two decades, from previously servicing expatriate families to now catering for local middle class students.
Adopting the Common European Framework (CEFR) in Thailand
The adoption of the CEFR is the first of many much need steps towards raising English language standards in Thailand.
Educational Inequality in Thailand
Originally published at AsianCorrespondent.com on 16th March 2015 As another school year comes to a close, Thailand seems no closer … More
Could Thailand become Southeast Asia’s international education hub?
Thailand’s ambitious plan to become the centre for international education in Southeast Asia, with a particular focus on developing its already well established network of international schools.
Classroom Drama
Originally published on CityLife Classrooms are full of drama, it’s inevitable.. put 30 teenagers together in one room for 8 … More
A look back at 2014
Originally published at Ajarn.com on 26th December 2014 2014 started in much the same way as many other years, with … More
Why students in Asia should be learning code…
Originally published at AsianCorrespondent.com on 26th November 2014 From December 8-14 students across the globe will be introduced to the … More
ASEAN Astronomy Camp
Originally published at AsianCorrespondents.com on 5th November 2014 With the opening of AEC (ASEAN Economic Community) next year, government agencies, … More
Generation Y, Social Media and Critical Thinking
Originally published at AsianCorrespondent.com on 31st October 2014 Today’s youth are spending increasing amounts of time communicating and interacting online. … More
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