AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTeacher Workforce & Pay: Michigan’s “Operation Education” spotlights a statewide poll showing 56% of teachers are at least somewhat considering leaving within five years, with low pay the top driver. Admissions & Access: Nigeria’s JAMB sets 150 as the 2026 university admission cut-off and exempts Education and certain agriculture non-engineering applicants from UTME, while still requiring JAMB registration for screening. Teacher Training & Capacity Building: Qatar’s MoEHE kicks off its annual training season for school staff, with licensing programmes for teachers and courses spanning science, math, AI and communication. Higher Ed Under Pressure: US faculty and teacher unions fire back at the Education Department, accusing it of weaponizing research funding and demanding answers before pushing “reforms.” Learning Measurement Debate: A US higher-ed commentary argues colleges must show “tangible” proof of learning gains, while warning against accreditation-style assessment that turns into busywork. Student Support & Wellbeing: Liberia launches a national quizzing meet to build youth intellectual capacity, while Malaysia’s PEMADAM develops a school-based drug prevention module to replace one-off programmes with ongoing district schedules. Infrastructure for Schools: Moldova’s school modernization plan wins tax incentives for imported project goods and aims to upgrade 15 institutions for about 12,800 students and 800 teachers.
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