AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoChild Poverty Push: A new Scotland poll of 2,600 young people (ages 11–26) says tackling child poverty should be a “priority from day one,” with many saying ministers aren’t doing enough. School Safety & Inclusion: In Malaysia, a girls’ hostel at SMK Dalat was declared unsafe but still houses students, prompting calls for urgent fixes; in the UK, a council is asking residents where to place a SEND-friendly play space and what sensory equipment to use. Earthquake Disruptions: A 7.8 quake in Mindanao affected about 3.24 million learners and 128,861 education workers, leading to widespread class suspensions. AI in Education Debate: Morocco educators and experts argue AI should help address structural gaps, not just fight cheating; in California, CSU renewed a major ChatGPT deal despite surveys showing most students and faculty doubt AI improves learning. Higher Ed Pathways: Kenya’s universities are joining a Kenya–Romania EU-linked programme for dual, EU-recognised degree pathways. Teacher Accountability: Guyana’s education ministry says it has submitted findings on alleged mistreatment of a special-needs student to the Teaching Service Commission for a disciplinary hearing. STEM Learning Spotlight: A Mark Rober initiative offers free, hands-on science lessons and teacher training; and an Indiana student will represent his state in NBA Math Hoops.
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