AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBullying & vaping: Trinidad and Tobago’s education minister Dr Michael Dowlath says bullying and vaping are major school climate problems, urging students to speak out and reject both behaviours. School start & early learning: Mongolia expects about 1.3 million students in 2,457 institutions for 2026-27, with first grade entrants slightly down to about 75,838. Teacher testing: India’s CBSE CTET September 2026 applications close Sept 1, with a revised exam date expected soon. AI in classrooms: Korea warns of a “capability divide” as AI boosts performance faster than skills develop, while U.S. and other coverage highlights the need for balanced, transparent AI use. Safety in hospitals: Punjab will deploy Rescue 1122 officers across tertiary teaching hospitals to standardize emergency fire response. Education policy & governance: Penn State trustees partially reversed a gag rule after lawsuits, and two Norfolk/Suffolk trusts will merge to oversee 13 schools. Learning support & wellbeing: Bihar is considering brain mapping for students to guide career choices beyond marks. Local education wins: Bluffton-Harrison celebrates new experiential preschool classrooms and early-childhood programs.
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