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July 2020

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Gender Inequality Around the World

Stereotypes reflect society’s expectations based on genders, indicating that one ‘should’ abide to such ‘rules’. They can come in forms of education paths and career choices. Over the years, this issue has been amplified.

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COVID-19 impacts girls’ education in South Asia

COVID-19 impacts children's education, especially girls in South Asia where one-third of all girls out of school in the developing world live.

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Is America’s Adult Literacy Problem Serious?

Despite being the largest economy in the world, the U.S. continues to struggle with a staggering literacy problem where 21% of adults in the U.S. are either completely illiterate or functionally illiterate.

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Creativity is the Spice of Life

Our mind, just like our body, needs daily stimulation. Reading is one of the best ways to boost creativity and spice up our life.

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Lead by Example

This quarantine time is an opportunity for new paradigms to emerge with adults leading by example and developing a family time to read for pleasure.

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Digital Learning: The Double Edge Sword

On a global scale, the Covid-19 pandemic has proved the undeniable importance of technology in education. However, some countries are still not well-prepared for online learning.

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The Fight for Access to Online Classes in India

On a global scale, the Covid-19 pandemic has proved the undeniable importance of technology in education. However, some countries are still not well-prepared for online learning.

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