Education

Celebrated for its spectacular and fast-changing skyline, at ground level the city of Dubai is increasingly focused on the well-being and happiness of its inhabitants.

In the evolving landscape of global education, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) presents both exciting opportunities and formidable challenges. This transformation is central to the discussions at the World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE) in Qatar, as outlined by Stavros Yiannouka, the organization's CEO. His insights offer a glimpse into the future of education, shaped by AI and innovation.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, traditionally reliant on its vast oil reserves, is now boldly charting a new course towards a future underpinned by...

Happiness impacts on so many things. If you want to promote innovation in a city, happiness can be the vehicle you use to achieve this.

In the vibrant heart of Amsterdam, a city celebrated for its historical beauty and forward-thinking ethos, an innovative wave is redefining the tourism experience for children and young adults.

Over the course of the last millennium, Universities once mainly religious establishments have evolved into the secular powerhouses of the global economy, drivers of research, innovation and social development.

A revolution is coming for schools in Finland in the form of a destruction of all formal school subjects for over 16s.

"Increasingly, in our societies and in our companies, we need lifelong learners, people who are willing to undertake continuous personal improvement, people who are curious to know what they do not know, people who are looking for something difficult or challenging, people who develop their network of contacts to be able to learn from others."

In the heart of Saudi Arabia, a nation historically synonymous with oil, a transformative wave is reshaping the landscape. This seismic shift, far from...

In the pursuit of academic excellence, the traditional approach of segregating gifted children in schools has sparked considerable debate. Especially in primary education, this segregation—often in the form of 'pull out' classes or full-time gifted programs—is increasingly scrutinized for its drawbacks.