Learn to Recognize What Is True and What Is Trickery in the Great Circus of the Internet
The article discusses the importance of discernment when navigating the internet, emphasizing the prevalence of misinformation and the need for vigilance.
Kwara unveils coding, digital literacy programme for schools
The Kwara State Government has launched the 2026 Coding and Digital Literacy Programme aimed at enhancing digital education in schools following the success of the previous year's initiative.
Brazil dramatically increased literacy in a poor state and now seeks to export its recipe
Brazil’s government aims to expand its literacy improvement plan, known as the 'educational miracle', which significantly raised literacy rates in the state of Ceará.
Pastor learned to read by piecing together the headlines of Folha
Davi Lago, a Brazilian lawyer and pastor, recounts how he learned to read by piecing together headlines from the Folha newspaper, a practice inspired by his parents' literacy efforts.
UNICEF, Unilever deepen pact on children’s skills development
UNICEF and Unilever Nigeria have renewed their partnership to enhance children's and youth's skill development in Nigeria, focusing on employability, digital literacy, and entrepreneurship.
South Africa: Why 15 Percent of South African Grade 3s Can't Read a Single Word - - and What's Being Done About It
A new report highlights that 15% of South African Grade 3 students are unable to read a single word, revealing a deeper literacy crisis in the country.
Do you know how much you owe where? A clear online application will help you clarify it
A new online application aims to help users understand their financial debts more clearly.
Participants of the Reading Marathon Set a Record at the Ústí Library. The Event United Hundreds of People and Aided Charity
A reading marathon at the Ústí library brought together hundreds of participants and set a record while supporting charity causes.
Narratives of History
The Cultural Foundation of the Piraeus Group is organizing the second event of the scientific meetings titled 'Narratives of History' on March 2, 2026, focusing on making history more accessible to the public.
Most misspelt words revealed in new study of nearly a million school kids
A new study reveals the most misspelt words among nearly a million schoolchildren, highlighting common spelling mistakes and patterns.
Nine Arrested on Suspicion of Selling Uncensored Adult DVDs to Elderly Customers
Nine men have been arrested in Shinjuku for allegedly selling uncensored adult DVDs to elderly men who are unfamiliar with the internet.
Isobel Hadley-Kamptz: Why is it allowed to continue that one in four 15-year-olds reads poorly?
A quarter of Sweden's 15-year-olds struggle with basic reading and writing skills, raising concerns about education standards and the implications of the reading crisis.
RBA governor says she does not think inflation is taking off again
Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Michele Bullock emphasizes the need for patience regarding interest rate decisions as inflation appears stable, urging economic literacy among young Australians.
Cresol impacts more than 33 thousand children and young people with educational projects in 2025
Cresol reaches over 33,000 children and youths in Brazil with its educational projects aimed at promoting financial literacy and cooperative spirit in schools in 2025.
UNBELIEVABLE STATISTICS: See how many Estonians are leasing cars without remembering the terms of the contract
A recent study reveals that while 64% of car buyers in Estonia acquire vehicles through leasing, only 39% can recall the terms of their contracts.
Crorepati Tips: Want to be a millionaire by investing ₹5,000 a month? Learn the right way to save money
The article discusses how investing ₹5,000 per month can lead to becoming a millionaire over 26-27 years due to compounding interest.
A Very Brief Literacy on Disability
The article discusses the importance of understanding disability as a human condition and highlights the need for greater awareness and inclusion of people with disabilities in society.
Franca wins the Gold Literacy Seal for the second consecutive year
Franca, Brazil, has been awarded the National Gold Literacy Seal for the second consecutive year, recognizing its commitment to ensuring children learn to read and write effectively.
The lesson from the AI literacy class: don't let the chatbot think for you
High school students in Newark, New Jersey, are learning about the role of artificial intelligence in their lives during a new AI literacy class.
How to pave your way to wealth with only $5,000?
The article discusses whether $5,000 can serve as a starting point for building wealth, particularly in the context of young Arabs seeking investment opportunities.
Author Leena Lehtolainen's Radical Solution to the Decline in Reading: Books Should Be Banned for Those Under Age 18
Finnish author Leena Lehtolainen suggests banning books for under-18s as a drastic measure to address the decline in reading among youth, which city officials recognize as a critical societal issue.
Do You Really Need This Purchase? Expert Warns of Impulse Buying Traps
An expert highlights the dangers of impulse buying, emphasizing the need for planning to avoid regret and financial strain.
Money expert shares 5 things to do as soon as you get paid
A TikTok financial expert outlines five crucial steps to manage finances effectively immediately after receiving a paycheck.
Fundeb should compensate for the decline in the federal literacy program budget, says MEC
The Brazilian government's Ministry of Education anticipates that the recently increased Fundeb values will offset a budget decrease in its federal literacy program, despite the actual funding falling short.
Ministry of Education: Financial Education Will Become a Mandatory Subject in Schools, Replacing Geography
Starting next school year, ninth-grade students in Israel will no longer study geography as a new mandatory subject on financial education is introduced.
They thought taking vitamins 'just in case' couldn't hurt. Experts, however, have a different opinion
Experts warn that while many Czechs take dietary supplements without clear need, excessive intake can lead to negative health effects.
The Conspiracy Theories: – Diverting Attention
The article discusses how conspiracy theories serve to divert public attention from important issues.
Only 10% of boys aged 14-16 read daily for pleasure, National Literacy Trust finds
A recent report by the National Literacy Trust reveals that only 10% of boys aged 14-16 engage in daily reading for pleasure, with academic demands and screen time impacting their reading habits.
Children do not need social networks, just banning does not help, says an expert
An expert suggests that simply banning social networks for children is not effective; rather, there are deeper issues that need to be addressed.
Residents said what they would do with the money received from the second pension pillar: options are varied
A recent survey reveals that a significant portion of Lithuanians plan to invest their pension funds in various financial instruments, while others prefer spending or saving the money.
"Sixth graders confess that they have nude photos on their phones." CTU instructors warned about the risks of the online space
CTU instructors highlighted the dangers children face online, emphasizing that many parents underestimate these risks.
Students will be able to test their knowledge in financial literacy at the 'European Money Quiz' competition
Latvian students in grades 7-9 are invited to participate in the European Money Quiz to enhance their financial literacy knowledge.
The cry of the reader
A homeless man in Ecuador, deeply engrossed in reading and drawing, reflects a paradox of education and suffering.
The right to digital education and constitutional provisions
The article discusses the implications of introducing artificial intelligence applications in education and the constitutional considerations surrounding it.
With literacy below the target, Campinas announces a package to reinforce municipal education
Campinas, Brazil, is implementing a series of measures to enhance municipal education due to low literacy rates among elementary school students.
Andy Griffiths' unlikely journey from punk rocker to children's laureate
Andy Griffiths has been appointed the Australian Children's Laureate for 2026-2027, aiming to inspire young readers.
100 to 999 Points: Schufa Unveils the Secret of Creditworthiness
Schufa will allow consumers to view how their creditworthiness is calculated for free starting March 17, using a framework of twelve criteria.
One of the world's largest streamers has started reading books aloud for his followers
Twitch star Kai Cenat has taken on reading books aloud for his followers, sparking mixed reactions from his fanbase.
Online Star Surprises Fans with Slow and Halting Readings
Twitch star Kai Cenat is gaining attention for his unconventional approach to promoting reading by performing slow and halting read-aloud sessions for his fans.
Literacy as Citizenship: OECD's Message for Digital Education
The OECD emphasizes the importance of integrating media literacy and AI understanding in education to prepare students for the demands of the 21st century.
A 'Reading Nation' Ahead of Declaration... To Avoid Being a Mere Empty Promise
Concerns are raised over the declining reading habits among children in South Korea and Japan, emphasizing the need for stronger reading education policies.
From the Stock Market to Your App: Rankia Drives the New Financial Landscape in Mexico
Rankia is focused on democratizing financial education in the Spanish-speaking world, with Mexico emerging as its most significant market in Latin America due to a growing interest in financial literacy.
Bartoš: Half of my skills come from games. When my parents banned me from playing, I threw up in anger.
Former Deputy Prime Minister Ivan Bartoš discussed the impact of video games on his skills and the importance of digital literacy in a recent podcast.
Government tells 750,000 people to claim free cash
The UK Government has alerted over 750,000 individuals born between 2002 and 2011 to claim their Child Trust Fund savings, which many may be unaware they are eligible for.
Ten reasons why Czechs are losing money
The article discusses various factors contributing to the financial losses experienced by Czechs.
NDIC sensitises students to financial literacy, wealth building
The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) conducted a financial literacy workshop for students in Calabar, educating them on wealth building and financial independence.
Financial literacy as a gaming mission. The bank targets gaming
The Czech bank is attempting to engage young audiences by integrating financial literacy into video games.
Financial literacy is taught superficially in schools; plans to supplement teaching materials are underway
Students in Latvia express that financial literacy education in schools lacks depth and practical relevance.
PEETER KOPPEL ⟩ Should the US stock market be 'left alone' – or are we confusing noise with signals?
Peeter Koppel discusses the distinction between noise and valuable signals in the context of the US stock market.
They are denounced as aggressive, disrespectful, and illiterate but cannot be ignored economically
Generation Alpha faces harsh criticism for their behaviors, including poor social skills and lack of literacy, sparking concerns about their future in the workforce.