Freedom, Equality, and Brotherhood in Estonian Education
A discussion on how Estonia's education system can reduce educational inequality while balancing freedom, equality, and fraternity.
An educational reform that cannot wait
The article discusses the urgent need for educational reform in Argentina, citing significant deficiencies in the current system.
“I was poor” – three stories, different eras, same feeling
The article shares poignant personal stories of poverty in Estonia, revealing the emotional and educational implications of socio-economic inequality.
Back to the Classroom
The article emphasizes the importance of returning to school in Argentina, highlighting both significant progress in educational access and ongoing challenges in learning outcomes.
Introducing Absolute Evaluation, but Special Purpose and Self-Governing High Schools Remain Intact?
There are discussions underway in South Korea regarding the shift from relative to absolute evaluation in education, but concerns arise about the implications for specialized high schools and the potential for increased educational inequality.
WEEKLY RESPONDER ⟩ Eneli Kindsiko: The journey of a person from birth to death is the art of learning to be human
Estonia's 2026 human development report highlights increasing educational inequality, teacher shortages, and mental health issues among youth.
Kallas: initiated reforms will reduce educational inequality
Kristina Kallas believes that extending compulsory education and transitioning to Estonian-language instruction will help reduce educational inequality in Estonia.
Kallas sees ongoing reforms as a solution to the fundamental shortcomings of the education system
Education Minister Kristina Kallas believes that ongoing reforms can address key issues identified in the human development report, particularly in relation to educational inequality.
Eneli Kindsiko: educational inequality has now been quantified
Eneli Kindsiko discusses a new report revealing educational inequality in Estonia, particularly in Tallinn, and suggests solutions such as reducing class sizes and scrutinizing teacher hiring.
Science and inequality: invisible costs and the scissor effect drive women away from scientific careers
The article discusses how hidden costs and societal barriers hinder women's participation in scientific careers, especially highlighted on International Day of Women and Girls in Science.
Inequality in Germany: Gymnasiums are only for the Rich
The article discusses the disparity in educational opportunities in Germany, suggesting that high-quality state schools are mainly located in affluent areas, thereby reinforcing existing inequalities.
Geography of Opportunities. Students from Villages Have Ten Times Lower Chances of Getting into a Good High School
The article discusses how the location of primary schools significantly affects students' educational prospects, highlighting that rural students face ten times lower chances of admission to prestigious high schools compared to their urban counterparts.