AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAI and Assessment: England’s higher-education regulator says generative AI is making coursework difficult to assess and urges universities to use more in-person exams and presentations. Skills and Technology: Selangor plans to boost TVET and STEM in its 2027 education budget, while Mongolia has opened an engineering-focused secondary school designed with a science and technology university. Early Learning: Qatar is developing a national learning and development curriculum for children from birth to age three, alongside a university and careers fair for secondary students. Gender Equity: A study covering 35 African countries finds near-parity in school enrollment can mask boys falling behind and persistent gaps in what students learn. University Research: Reuters reports that a US-blacklisted Chinese university with military links bought Nvidia’s advanced AI chips through domestic suppliers, raising questions about export controls.
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