AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEducation Policy & Civic Learning: A Philippine House bloc filed a “West Philippine Sea Education Act” that would require age-appropriate WPS education in basic and higher curricula to counter foreign propaganda. AI & Teaching Priorities: An education advocate argues schools should teach critical thinking and social skills—not just how to use AI—warning that tech can’t replace human connection. Ed-Tech Backlash Debate: A U.S. education column says the current push to restrict classroom tech is understandable, but blanket bans miss the chance to use better tools well. Higher Education & Access: Nigeria’s Tinubu Light Initiative proposes up to $500m to help universities install solar power, aiming to end chronic electricity shortages. Student Parents Support: Minnesota awarded $2.8m in grants to 24 colleges for student-parent supports like childcare and basic needs. Campus Integrity: Cambridge professor Jason Arday resigned after plagiarism and biography fabrication accusations. Student Safety: The American Red Cross urged families to plan for emergencies as back-to-school begins. Global Talent & Skills: Harvard Business Impact launched “Essential Skill Suites” to help higher-ed students practice career-ready skills amid AI-driven workforce change.
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