AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFrance’s School Crisis: More than 100 education workers have been injured in protests over teacher shortages and deteriorating schools. The government suspended stun grenades after a 15-year-old lost his hand during a clash with police. Reform Push: Sri Lanka approved a revised curriculum and assessment framework, while developing a single admissions platform for university, teacher-training and vocational programs. A five-year digital education project is also planned. Learning-to-Work Pathways: The Philippines launched new initiatives to help learners move between schooling, skills training and employment, including routes beyond a traditional four-year degree. Girls’ Education: UNESCO awarded projects in Morocco and Peru that help adolescent girls stay in school and pursue further study and work; the agency says 133 million girls worldwide remain out of school. Funding Concerns: Nigeria’s state revenues rose 93%, but education spending fell, according to a World Bank report.
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