Within the span of a single week, two university students attempted to take their own lives-an alarming and deeply troubling development that demands serious reflection. While such tragedies are often the result of multiple, interrelated factors, they point to systemic shortcomings that extend beyond individual circumstances. Public discourse has highlighted a range of possible underlying […]
Inclusive Education
Fifteen years ago, when the concept of inclusive education was still in its infancy in Pakistan, it was not uncommon to meet teachers who had never even heard the term. Today, the situation has changed significantly. Teachers across both public and private schools are now familiar with the idea, reflecting the country’s progress in this […]
World Youth Skill Day
With appropriate skill training, we can equip youth with the required competencies and outlook to participate in society as a productive and positive member. Since 2014, World Youth Skill Day (WYSD) is celebrated on July 15 every year. This day symbolizes the importance of skill training and its role in entrepreneurship and employment. United Nations […]
Is education political?
In the midst of national elections entire life seems muffled under the noise of politics. The overall environment is heated with emotional slogans. It literally feels as if we are inhaling, smelling and chugging politics these days. Being an educationist I felt compelled to explore the perceptions and beliefs of general people about the relationship […]