AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPISA Momentum Check: The Philippines says its 2025 PISA results show big gains since 2022, moving up from near-bottom rankings in reading, math and science—while still leaving work to do. Teacher Professionalization Under Pressure: Liberia is using the run-up to its 2027 AFTRA conference to push teacher licensing, training and accountability, framing reform as a trust issue for parents. School Disruption Risk: In Liberia, Monrovia’s MCSS teachers are threatening a boycott over unresolved pay and employment grievances, raising the stakes for learning time. Mobile Phone Rules in Wales: Wales is consulting on draft guidance to restrict phones during the school day and possibly across school sites, aiming for clearer, consistent policies. Equity in Higher Ed: Australia’s student equity report urges universities to redesign systems using lessons from Indigenous education and real student realities. Quality Education Push in Qatar: Qatar’s education ministry is stressing teacher empowerment, less admin burden, and better student performance for the 2026–27 year. Learning Continuity After Storms: South Africa’s education department says wind damage hit dozens of schools and is planning platoon-style shifts for affected classes. AI in Education Readiness: India’s QS I-GAUGE released reports on AI adoption in higher education and AI integration readiness in schools, calling for teacher preparedness and responsible governance.
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