“Covid-19 is proving to be an incredible catalyst for science and discovery and innovation,” “If we could do the same for education – harnessing new technologies with the power of government and private sector funding, and the energy and the drive of millions of talented young people – it would be one of the greatest single inoculations imaginable against poverty and the denial of rights worldwide.” Around 1.5 billion children in more than 150 countries are out of school, compared with around 260 million worldwide before the coronavirus crisis. “This funding will ensure that children can continue to benefit from education during school closures, and will mean teachers can provide vital outreach to get children back to school once they reopen. “We know that supporting every child’s right to 12 years of quality education is one among the simplest investments we will make to finish the cycle of displacement, poverty, and conflict as we recover from coronavirus.” Now a Days, While many tea...