After raising billions of dollars to bring quality education home to students, edtech companies are opening physical centres.
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For a country aspiring to be a superpower, with more than 250 million children in schools, India’s reluctance to participate in an international student assessment study is confounding.
At the ASU+GSV & Emeritus summit in Gurugram, even as experts rallied behind AI, everyone seems to have forgotten the significant failures in the last five years.
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