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Bangladesh Local Research

This section of the EBTD Research Hub highlights national studies, frameworks, and initiatives that shape the current education landscape in Bangladesh. Each resource provides insight into how the system is evolving — from curriculum reform and distance learning to independent research on quality and equity.

Distance Learning

Radio-Based Distance Learning – “Ghore Bose Shikhi”

What it offers: During COVID-19, Bangladesh launched Ghore Bose Shikhi — over 600 radio lessons for primary students, aligned with the national curriculum and supported by teacher training.

This initiative demonstrated how low-tech, inclusive solutions can sustain learning continuity in emergencies and reach learners without digital access.

Useful for Bangladesh:

  • Expands access through affordable, widely available technology.
  • Provides a model for community-based or blended learning approaches.
  • Highlights opportunities for future crisis-resilient education design.
Curriculum Reform

National Curriculum Framework 2022

What it offers: A transformative reform moving from rote memorisation to competency-based learning. It integrates subjects, promotes critical thinking, and replaces early high-stakes exams with continuous assessment.

Useful for Bangladesh:

  • Shifts focus from recall to reasoning and creativity.
  • Encourages formative assessment and inclusive pedagogy.
  • Creates opportunities for professional development and curriculum innovation.
Independent Research

CAMPE Education Watch Reports

Website: CAMPE Bangladesh

What it offers: Independent research tracking the state of education in Bangladesh, including teacher quality, equity, access, and post-pandemic recovery strategies.

Useful for Bangladesh:

  • Provides evidence for policymakers and NGOs to guide interventions.
  • Focuses on inclusion, teacher development, and system resilience.
  • Supports data-driven planning aligned with SDG 4 goals.

Read more in the EBTD Local Research section →