Category: <span>trends</span>

Category: trends

OECD Releases New Report Highlighting Financial Literacy Challenges

Listen to the story {Play} OECD has released a new report that assesses financial literacy levels among adults in 39 countries and economies. The report found that, on average, only 34% of adults reached the minimum target score on financial competence, defined as scoring at least 70 out of 100 …

After print and the main Learning Resource for the Digital Society

Listen to the story {Play} Interactive textbooks as a Learning Resource that offers a multitude of advantages over traditional printed textbooks, making them a more engaging, effective, and accessible learning tool for students of all ages and abilities. As technology continues to evolve, interactive textbooks are poised to revolutionise the …

Germany Takes a Step Forward in Financial Education

Listen to the story {Play} Germany’s Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and the Federal Ministry of Finance (BMF) have announced the first milestones of their Financial Education Initiative. The goals of the initiative are to improve the research and data basis in Germany, strengthen financial competence in all …

Minecraft Education: New Technology for the Classroom In Poland

Listen to the story {Play} Primary and secondary school students across Poland now have free access to Minecraft Education, an educational version of the popular video game. Minecraft Education allows students to learn through play, developing skills such as creativity, problem-solving, and systems thinking. “The Minecraft game places particular emphasis …

Improve the quality of primary schools by liberating the stakeholders

Listen to the story {Play} The Danish government is launching a new initiative to improve the quality of primary schools by liberating pupils, teachers and school boards. The plan includes: More freedom and influence for school boards More freedom for schools to make decisions about their own curricula and teaching …

Luxembourg to Focus on Digitality and Wellbeing in New Basic Education Plan

Listen to the story {Play} Luxembourg’s new basic education plan, which is scheduled to come into force in 2026, will focus on digitality and wellbeing. The plan, which was unveiled this week, is the result of a vast consultation process with stakeholders in the education system. The new plan is …