Digitization of higher education in Bangladesh
Due to the poor online learning management system in Bangladesh, many universities had been closed since the beginning o...
Bangladesh is one of the countries around the world faced the highest risk of natural disasters. In rural areas, cyclones, floods and storms often obstruct the route for children to access school or destroy school buildings. What is more, for girls, the lack of hygiene facilities at schools, impeded them from going to school when they had their periods, sometimes causing them to leave school in general. These issues have been at stake for a long time in the Bangladeshi rural areas. The children’s creativity, driven by the strive for education, has provoked them to develop interesting initiatives on dealing with the challenges.
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Bangladesh is one of the countries around the world faced the highest risk of natural disasters. In rural areas, cyclones, floods and storms often obstruct the route for children to access school or destroy school buildings. What is more, for girls, the lack of hygiene facilities at schools, impeded them from going to school when they had their periods, sometimes causing them to leave school in general. These issues have been at stake for a long time in the Bangladeshi rural areas. The children’s creativity, driven by the strive for education, has provoked them to develop interesting initiatives on dealing with the challenges.
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