AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHigher Ed Oversight & Quality: Philippines’ CHEd shut 26 teacher-education programs across 11 institutions for failing quality standards, signaling tighter monitoring of “diploma mills.” Assessment Reform: Minnesota launched a 28-member task force to overhaul standardized testing, with calls for a more useful, timely system. AI in Education: UNESCO urged responsible AI use and equal access, while a new study highlights a gap between employer expectations and what educators teach about AI workforce readiness. Public Education Under Pressure: Madrid’s public-school community marched for smaller classes, higher pay, and less bureaucracy ahead of an October indefinite strike. Access & Inclusion: Ghana plans to institutionalize Ghanaian Sign Language in schools, including teacher training and standardized terminology. Global Partnerships: The Philippines and Cyprus signed an education and research cooperation deal. Higher Ed Growth: UAE reported a 15% jump in university admissions to over 218,000 students in 2025–26.
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