AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTeacher Strike: Ghana’s education service will work with unions on a plan to recover about two weeks of lessons lost during the strike, with teachers expected back in class on October 12. AI in Classrooms: A report says 95% of US students use chatbots for assignments, raising concerns about learning and assessment. Boston is training teachers to use AI as a learning aid, while a Philadelphia coding program is changing its curriculum as AI reshapes entry-level tech jobs. Student Voice & Curriculum: Delhi University history students protested after course offerings were cut from 43 proposed papers to 23, saying the decision limits choice and lacks transparency. Bhutanese educators say many pupils struggle with Dzongkha pronunciation and spelling. School Safety: A suspected swatting threat forced evacuations at Wisconsin schools; authorities said students and staff were safe. French Schools: Protests have spotlighted overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages and poor facilities, while a 14-year-old student was seriously injured during a protest and a police officer is under investigation.
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