Education

Name: Academics Call for Improved Elderly Education
Uploaded: 2024-08-13T13:05:45Z
Duration: 36 s
Description: Academics in Taiwan are calling on the government to establish an elderly education agency to support the country's growing number of senior citizens and help them become more independent.

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Education

New Amendment Gives School Greater Control over Students' Phone Use

Taiwan Watchdog Raises Concerns Over Student Exchanges to China

The New AI Study Buddy: How ChatGPT Is Changing Education

Educators Push for Stronger Protections at Heated Legislative Hearing

Growing Number of Young Students Feel Stressed, Dislike School: Survey

Elementary School Enrollment in Yunlin County Falls to Record Low

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Only 20% of Taiwanese Junior High Students Getting Enough Sleep, Survey Finds

79 Years Since the 228 Incident: Declassified Archives Still Leave Questions

Free School Lunch Policy Prompts Questions Over Who Pays

Controversy Over Communist Student Groups in Taiwan Gets Official Response

Coach in Medical Ethics Scandal To Be Dismissed

Possible Dismissal of Former Soccer Coach over Blood Donation Scandal

China Announces Hundreds of Internships for Taiwanese Students

University Soccer Coach Apologizes for Blood Sampling Scandal

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Academics Call for Improved Elderly Education