AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFoundational Learning: Philippine Education Secretary Sonny Angara urged more support for learning recovery through the ARAL program, while launching new literacy and numeracy books for young students. Teacher Technology: The Philippines will begin distributing 172,654 MacBook Neo laptops to teachers and school staff on Nov. 9, in one of its largest education technology purchases. Higher Education: A UNESCO report says Arab-state university enrolment has nearly tripled to almost 15 million, but access still trails the global average and graduate employment remains a concern. A regional conference called for stronger research cooperation, shared recognition of qualifications and responsible AI use. Teacher Pipeline: India’s teacher education council has formed a panel to update eligibility rules for CTET and state tests, paving the way for graduates of a four-year teacher training program to qualify. Schools Under Fire: Air-raid alerts have disrupted an average of 34 hours of scheduled classes in Ukraine so far this school year, as alarms affected nearly two-thirds of school days in September and October.
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