Author - Asad-Uz-Zaman Asad

ICT is important to create a knowledge based society

Application of Innovative Technologies in Teaching-Learning Process: A Mission for Building Knowledge Based Society in Bangladesh

E-education Bangladesh

A Visit to Uddipan Badar-Shamsu Biddya Niketon: My Experiences on E-Education

E-learning; Image credit: Picpedia

E-Learning in Bangladesh: A New Era in Education

Non-formal education should be given priority.

Non-Formal Education, Economic Growth and Development in Bangladesh

Popular education and barriers

The Hegemony of the Dominant: Barriers for building Popular Education in Bangladesh

Neo-liberal hegemony worldwide. Image source: The Guardian

Neo-Liberal Hegemony and The Education Policy of Bangladesh

Telecentre and Education are closely related. Image source: luinix.com

Telecentre and Education: It’s time to bring together

Considerable progress is being made in charting developmental changes in the brain and its connections to children’s education. Photo source: Camdu St. Lucia

The Brain and Children’s Education

Millennium Development Goal (MDG)

MDG and Education: Bangladesh Perspective

Early Childhood Education (ECE) is important for the holistic development of a child. Photo credit: Flickr.com

Early Childhood Education in Bangladesh

Unitrack education means the unification of madrasha, A'level, cadet and general medium of education. Image source: UNESCO Institute for Statistics

Unitrack education system of Bangladesh