Laos Tackles Student Dropouts and Enhances Teaching Quality in Education Reform
Laos convened a National Education Administrators Meeting for the 2025-26 academic year, focusing on strategies to combat student dropout rates and improve teaching quality. The meeting revealed a low rate of target achievement, citing economic difficulties and social issues as contributing factors.
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