Education

Opinion: What governments can learn from schools to solve the global education crisis

Students study a textbook in Islamabad, Pakistan. Global education – already in need of urgent reform – is tilting hard in the wrong direction.

Global education – already in need of urgent reform – is tilting hard in the wrong direction. Image: Reuters/Caren Firouz

Vikas Pota
Founder and Chief Executive Officer, T4 Education
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