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Friday, January 17, 2025

AI in education - empowering learning with human expertise

AI in education - empowering learning with human expertise at World Vision

Clovis now lives in a literacy rich environment in Burundi

Clovis is a five-year-old boy living in the northeast of Burundi. He frequently carries a piece of cardboard around his neck, on which are written vowels...

Caring for pre-school children in Ethiopia

Zemero Early Childhood Development Centre is found in Zemero town, almost 300 km north of Addis Ababa. It was built in 2010. The centre is currently...

Early childhood development centre helps shy children increase confidence and get ready for school

Off the main highway, there is a road leading to a village in Kaying State, in the southern part of Myanmar which borders Thailand to the east. About one...

Men become champions for girls' education in Zimbabwe

IGATE has found that within Zimbabwe, similar to many Sub-Saharan African countries, the involvement of men at all levels of change is critical for...

Providing a good start for children through Early Childhood Care & Development in Afghanistan

The sound of children can be heard repeating the alphabet “Alef, B, T, Se, Jim, H, Kh, Dal, Zal....” A room full of colourful and well-designed educational...

Temporary Learning Centre provides safer environment for children affected by the Nepal earthquake

The cracks and damages around Purmina’s house, reminds her of the horrible earthquake that might have taken her life. “I’m not comfortable to stay at home...

Addisu moves from ‘not knowing to knowing’ at a Literacy Boost reading club

Ten-year-old Addisu is a grade 3 student living in Tullo District of Oromia Region, Ethiopia. He is the first born in his family and has one brother and...

Oussama gains life and livelihoods skills, perspective and hope

The world is experiencing unprecedented youth unemployment. The UN designated a special day – World Youth Skills Day on 15 July – to call attention to this...

Happy children fill World Vision’s child-friendly spaces in Iraq

“Everyone is very happy. The child-friendly spaces brought so much joy to many children in the camps,” teaching staff team leader Reber Chali said with a...

Youth at the crossroads: A generation with untapped potential

July 15, 2015, is the first ever United Nations World Youth Skills Day. Commemorating this day recognises that the high level of global youth unemployment...

Global leaders must stop the war on education

On July 6 and 7, leaders in global education gathered in Oslo, Norway for the Oslo Summit on Education for Development. Following on the heels of the World...

Education helps Dago leave life on the streets for the chance at a better future

Dagoberto (Dago) Perdomo Rosales is 23 years-old. He is a barber. He lives in Colonia La Esperanza in the District of San Miguel, which is considered to be...

Growing mushrooms helps Chanthou save money for her education

A quarter of the total Cambodian population are internal migrants, who move from their community at least three months each year for work. According to the...

Girls' education in Zimbabwe helps Mellisa gain confidence and access to school

Mellisa’s Story in her own words My name is Mellisa. I am a 13-year-old girl and currently in grade seven. I am a member of the Power Within girls club...

A child laborer back to school

Endriyas Mari, 17, was born to a destitute family in Arbaminch, about 500 kilometers south of Addis Ababa. His parents had to feed their four children...

Comfort food

While other boys swam or played games during the summer holiday, Vo Duy Nam trudged 30-40 km every day under the scorching sun to peddle chopsticks and...

World Vision supports Chenda's education

Chenda, a 12-year-old boy living in East Asia with his grandmother and his little sister. He is an orphan, and his family is very poor. Chenda is a hard...

“I want to go to school!”

With his tears and determined screams “I want to go to school!” Baker, a 5-year old Syrian refugee in southern Lebanon , was able to prove that his...

Dariel will go far: How sponsorship and education has helped a child and her family in Ecuador

Nine-year-old, Dariel, lives in Esmeraldas, a small Ecuadorean town near the sea. After breakfast, she walks between reed and cement houses and down dusty...

Will post-2015 education goals be enough for the world’s most vulnerable children?

“No education target should be considered met unless met for all.” It’s been almost one month since I participated in UNESCO’s World Education Forum in...

World Vision creates new opportunities for children with learning disabilities

Sally is a 9-year-old girl from Nablus. She is in the fourth grade and is a registered child in World Vision’s sponsorship programme. Her teachers...

Children talk about going back to school

Recently, children in Sierra Leone headed back to class after the nine-month school closure, due to the Ebola crisis. While some children are still coming...

Syria Crisis four years on: Syrian children have the right to education and protection

As the crisis in Syria enters its fifth year, over half a million Syrian refugee children are out of school. Many Syrian children must choose between...

Empowering children through education in the Asia-Pacific Region

In Asia today, girls and boys are attending school more than ever before, but students in disadvantaged communities still face barriers to accessing...