AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWomen’s Access: Syria’s new defense and security universities bar women from most courses, with women limited to cybersecurity at one institution. Human Rights Watch says the restrictions are discriminatory. Student Debt: The Trump administration is reportedly preparing to use debt collectors and wage garnishment against nearly 10 million borrowers in default, with the measures expected after the midterms. School Conditions: French high-school protests began over unfilled teaching posts, overcrowded classes, overheated rooms and broken toilets; international coverage often focused instead on clashes and fires. AI in Education: Pakistan’s government welcomed 4,000 free AI tutoring subscriptions for students and teachers, including 1,000 for Daanish school teachers. Learning Gaps: A study found just 36% of pupils in low-fee schools meet the Grade 3 reading benchmark. Student Politics: Serbia’s university students, after nearly two years of anti-corruption protests, are challenging the governing party in the country’s early parliamentary election.
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