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Research indicates that fulfilling three basic psychological needs enhances children's intrinsic motivation, positively impacting their academic and social performance. Understanding these needs is crucial during childhood.
Two hundred students from 61 schools participated in the Youth United Nations Model (AYIMUN) held on April 11-12, 2026, in Bekasi, Indonesia. The event aims to enhance diplomacy skills and global awareness among youth.
The Malaysian Deputy Minister of Works, Datuk Seri Ahmad Maslan, announced expectations to complete <strong>30 development projects</strong> in the states of <strong>Sabah</strong> and <strong>Sarawak</strong> by the end of the year. These projects primarily focus on the construction of schools and educational facilities.
A new report from UNESCO reveals that the number of children not enrolled in schools has reached <strong>273 million</strong> globally, highlighting a decline in educational access. Human Rights Watch calls for a treaty to ensure free education at all levels.
Families in the Aleppo countryside face increasing challenges due to rising transportation costs, complicating daily commutes to work or university. This situation reflects the growing economic pressures on the population.
Lestari Merdijati, Deputy Speaker of the Indonesian People's Consultative Assembly, emphasized the importance of utilizing modern data to address the issue of school dropout. This statement was made during her discussion on the data dashboard for out-of-school children developed by the Ministry of Education.
The West Kalimantan government has formed a new partnership with the Asia Foundation to enhance sustainable development and improve human resource quality. This initiative was announced during a meeting between the regional governor and the foundation's CEO in Pontianak.
The Indonesian Ministry of Social Affairs has announced the launch of an educational fundraising campaign aimed at helping poor families improve their economic conditions through education. This initiative is part of the 'People's Schools' program initiated by President Joko Widodo.
The Indonesian Ministry of Transportation has announced support for the rehabilitation of schools and the construction of dams in the Sumata region to improve educational conditions and infrastructure. This announcement was made during a visit by the Deputy Minister of Transportation, highlighting the importance of these projects for local communities.
The 'What is News?' competition organized by ST has commenced, featuring over <strong>7400 students</strong> from more than <strong>70 secondary schools</strong> and educational institutions. The first phase includes an online test aimed at enhancing awareness of current issues.
The World Bank emphasizes the need to improve education quality and human resources as key factors to support industry in Indonesia. This statement was made by the bank's chief economist for the East Asia and Pacific region, who highlighted significant challenges facing basic education in the country.
YPMAK, based in Manokwari, Indonesia, has highlighted the importance of enhancing the academic performance of scholarship recipients. Approximately 4,000 students from the Amungme and Kamoro tribes are required to achieve outstanding results in their studies.
The Indonesian Ministry of Manpower has announced the start of the National Vocational Training Program 2026, aimed at bridging the gap between industry needs and workforce availability. The program seeks to reduce unemployment rates and increase labor productivity.
Success is not just a goal but a journey that manifests in various forms. Individual experiences of success reflect the diversity of aspirations and abilities in today's world.
Dr. Abdullah Al Karam, head of the Knowledge and Human Development Authority in Dubai, conveyed the greetings of Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum to a student who expressed his feelings about education in a heartfelt letter. This gesture aims to enhance communication between leadership and youth.
The Ministry of Education has reaffirmed its commitment to providing a healthy and safe environment in schools as part of its efforts to enhance public health among students. This announcement comes amid growing concerns regarding student health in educational institutions.
The Director of Education in Al-Ahsa, Tawashi Al-Kinani, emphasized that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is counting on the youth of Saudi Arabia to elevate the nation's status among developed countries. He highlighted the importance of education and its support from the leadership.
Four research projects from students at SMP Negeri 2 Semendawai Timur in Indonesia have successfully passed the review stage of the 2026 Indonesian Student Research Olympiad (OPSI). This achievement reflects the development of a scientific research culture among students and their potential to compete nationally.
Atma Jaya Catholic University in Indonesia has appointed two senior professors in the fields of economics and education during an official ceremony held on April 8 in Jakarta. This appointment reflects the university's commitment to developing academic education and contributing to the community.
The importance of community responsibility in education is rising as a tool to enhance infrastructure and the quality of educational outcomes. This article highlights how this responsibility impacts the development of educational institutions.
Oman Private Pharmacy participated in the Global Impact Forum, held under the auspices of the Ministry of Youth, emphasizing the importance of innovation in education and training. The forum reflects the ministry's commitment to enhancing youth skills.
Amid Israeli airstrikes targeting Sharif University of Technology in Tehran, academic education continues as professors deliver lectures despite the destruction. The attack caused significant damage to the campus, but the academic spirit remains strong.
The Indonesian Vice President of Parliament, Kouchon Ahmad Shamsurijal, announced that the 'People's School' program launched by President Prabowo Subianto is a clear testament to the government's commitment to providing education for all, especially for marginalized groups.
The market offers a variety of affordable laptops catering to users' needs, ranging from Chromebooks starting at $300 to premium Windows notebooks priced up to $650. These options have been carefully tested to provide the best performance at reasonable prices.
The NCAA plans to discuss a proposal allowing college athletes to enjoy five years of eligibility. This decision comes amid increasing pressure on sports bodies to amend player eligibility laws.
Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono X, the Governor of Yogyakarta, called for the use of mosques as educational platforms to enhance national awareness and citizenship. This appeal was made during an event in the Gunungkidul area, emphasizing the importance of integrating patriotism values into education.
The YPMAK Foundation has announced an expansion of its partnership with Taruna Kasuari School in West Papua, aimed at improving education quality for the young generation of the Amugme and Kamoro tribes. This collaboration is part of efforts to enhance access to secondary education and improve higher education opportunities.
Texas has announced the inclusion of Bible stories in its public school reading list, igniting a debate about the impact of this decision on education. This move comes amid increasing discussions about the role of religion in educational curricula.
The Jordanian Parliament today approved the Education and Human Resource Development Law for 2026 after four consecutive sessions of discussions. This decision reflects the government's commitment to improving the educational system in the country.
Indonesian President <strong>Prabowo Subianto</strong> has directed Parliament Vice President <strong>Kuchon Ahmad Shamsuriyal</strong> to closely monitor the <strong>People's Schools</strong> project in <strong>South Kalimantan</strong> to ensure its success and sustainability.