Tag: Dr Ayesha Razzaque Article
Transparency that matters – Dr Ayesha Razzaque
At present there are around 200 universities / Higher Education Institutes (HEI) and many more affiliated colleges operating in Pakistan. Of these 200 universities,...
A scorecard of the SNC debate – Dr Ayesha Razzaque
As the primary school Single National Curriculum (SNC) is being rolled out, I often find myself looking back at the debate over the last...
Error 400 – failure to parent – Dr Ayesha Razzaque
The string of high-profile incidents of harassment, assaults and violence against women and girls has shocked the nation. On Wednesday, August 25, on...
The equivalence conundrum- Dr Ayesha Razzaque
The writer is technical adviser to the MoFEPT. Opinions are her own.
Fall season is college and university admissions season. It is the time of...
Buying academic Ferraris – Dr Ayesha Razzaque
We have a planning problem. We are always in a (fool’s) rush to raise the next project, build the next megaproject, but once it...
Textbooks of ‘respectability’- Dr Ayesha Razzaque
Who we are as individuals depends in large measure on the combined effects of many contributing factors. Our educational experiences, cultural and social influences...
A note to university leaders – Dr Ayesha Razzaque
A few weeks ago, a family friend, a Pakistani professor working at a university in Jeddah, received an inquiry regarding one of his research...
Who’s afraid of a textbook? – Dr Ayesha Razzaque
Last year, on May 20 (2020), the Punjab Curriculum and Textbook Board (PCTB) issued a notice to the management of Sunrise Publications for printing...
Education diplomacy- Dr Ayesha Razzaque
Foreign troops are pulling out of Afghanistan, putting the country back in the headlines. On Pakistani mainstream media a category of ‘defence analysts’, who...
Salvaging the SNC – Dr Ayesha Razzaque
The writer is an independent education researcher and consultant. She has a PhD in Education from Michigan State University.
The primary school Single National Curriculum...