AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTeacher Pipeline: Detroit schools and Michigan State launched a tuition-covered special education master’s program, with 22 teachers enrolled to help address shortages, including in autism services. Student Leadership: Nashra Naim became the first woman elected to a top Aligarh Muslim University Students’ Union post in its 142-year history. Exam Access: JEE Advanced aspirants are seeking a third attempt, arguing the current two-try limit disadvantages students with less access to coaching and mentors. AI and Assessment: U.S. teachers are bringing back oral exams and handwriting as they respond to AI’s impact on student work. College Costs: New federal loan limits are pushing some borrowers toward private lenders; separately, the Justice Department is suing Penn State over in-state tuition for undocumented students. Canada has extended its target of 150,000 international student arrivals through 2029. Education Equity: A New Mexico judge ordered revisions to the state’s education plan, citing gaps in support for Native, disabled, English-learning and low-income students. Student Protests: A nationwide student strike has disrupted French universities, as protests over costs and wages spread.
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