AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSchool Funding: Assam teachers warn that months of unpaid midday-meal funds could leave schools unable to feed students, urging authorities to clear debts and provide money in advance. International Education: Active Indian students in the US fell 13.5% in a year to 316,893, with master’s enrolment down about 20%; India remains the largest source of international students. Student Protests: More than 100,000 students rallied across Germany against spending cuts and proposed military conscription, calling for greater investment in education and public services. Classroom Policy: Australian education ministers will debate limiting screen time as teenagers average 2.6 hours a day on classroom devices, compared with 1.7 across the OECD. Access to Higher Education: Malaysia’s prime minister pledged pathways for students at traditional Islamic pondok schools to reach university. Teacher Training: New Indian guidelines require student-teachers to help five to eight non-literate learners gain literacy certification to receive course grades. School Safety: Two teachers were suspended after a six-year-old girl was critically injured in an assault at a Panchkula school; authorities are investigating supervision failures. A separate classroom attack injured two girls in Andhra Pradesh.
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