AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEducation Protests: Thousands of Greek students and teachers marched over education funding, pay and the rising cost of living, including unaffordable student housing. Curriculum Watch: A new report says Syrian textbooks teach antisemitic stereotypes and give little attention to Jewish history; the findings raise concerns about the country’s revised national curriculum. International Learning: Mongolia plans to expand Cambridge International programs to 12 schools, after a new public school in Ulaanbaatar joined the program. AI in Schools: Colorado named Aims Community College one of six AI-engaged campuses, while a separate U.S. initiative aims to bring students into school AI policy discussions. Early Learning: New Zealand’s Cabinet agreed to create a legal framework for nature-based early childhood education, giving providers a clearer path to operate and grow. School Safety: A teacher wounded in an Oregon elementary school shooting said she had no chance to protect students; three children and another teacher were killed.
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