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The De Standaard front page features stories on Belgian politics and education, a concerning report on children conceived with a donor's sperm carrying a genetic defect, and commentary on international affairs. Education reform and the importance of skilled trades are highlighted, alongside a…
Minister Zuhal Demir discusses her priorities for education, including boosting mathematics, reforming vocational training, and addressing the shortage of skilled workers like plumbers, which she considers as significant as a shortage of doctors.
A column reflecting on how the first day of school, September 1st, takes on a different meaning for parents, highlighting the often-unmentioned shift in perspective that comes with having children.
An opinion piece arguing that the most crucial factor for students' success is an excellent teacher, emphasizing the immediate and long-term benefits of investing in quality education and recognizing the needs of both struggling and gifted students.
A podcast episode discussing the importance of catering to academically gifted students, who are often overlooked, and the potential consequences of neglecting this group for both individual development and the economy.
A report reveals that 53 children in Belgium were conceived using sperm from a Danish donor who has a genetic mutation, with samples used across 24 countries.
A commentary piece suggests that Donald Trump's strategy of intimidating allies is detrimental to his political interests.
A sports story about the young Belgian goalkeeper Lucca Brughmans, highlighting his rapid rise and record-breaking transfer fee.
