AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSchool Safety and Access: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa reports 627 nonfunctional government schools and 4,049 buildings needing repairs, estimated to cost Rs16.24 billion, raising urgent concerns about safe classrooms and access to education. Exam Integrity: South Korea plans tougher penalties for students using AI smart glasses to cheat on university entrance tests, including possible criminal charges and a ban of up to three years. Career Readiness: India’s Pharmacy Council is working with industry and universities to strengthen practical training and align graduates’ skills with employers’ needs. Education Spending: U.S. senators criticized Education Secretary Linda McMahon’s planned $43,000 office furniture purchase, questioning it amid cuts to department services and staffing. Hidden Costs: A Ghana study finds families still pay substantial fees for uniforms, books, desks and other basics despite the free basic education policy. Inclusive Learning: A report from Tanzania highlights a shortage of assessment centres and resources, leaving many children with disabilities without the support needed to learn in mainstream schools.
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