AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTeacher Development: A new discussion revisits whether teacher evaluations lead to useful feedback and professional learning, noting that ratings often fail to identify development needs. Student Aid: U.S. authorities are targeting a massive “ghost student” fraud scheme involving fake enrolments and more than 830,000 suspicious accounts, raising concerns about stolen financial aid. Campus Voice: Jamia Millia Islamia ended a three-week student protest by setting a 2027 deadline for student-union elections, the first in two decades. Student Politics: Serbia’s student-backed movement has won a major electoral victory after two years of protests, turning campus activism into a force in national politics. Learning Through Film: Chania’s film festival is screening work by students from 20 schools, with workshops and discussions on inclusion, disability and culture. Skills and Access: Fee-free TAFE has saved South Australians $85 million, but a staff dispute over pay has left some student assessment results unentered.
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