AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNepal Flood: A devastating flood in Rasuwa has left 163 students and 17 teachers missing, according to reports. Student Rights in India: UN experts urged authorities to stop excessive force and arbitrary detentions against youth protesters, including students demonstrating over education policy. Tibetan Schools: Chinese authorities forcibly closed three Tibetan-run schools in Qinghai after they resisted orders to replace Tibetan-language teaching with Chinese, putting students’ access to community-based education at risk. Medical Education: A new study from China describes a mentored clinical-research programme for medical undergraduates, addressing a training gap: a cited national survey found only 17.3% of students receive research training. India-US Academic Links: Des Moines University and Hyderabad’s Malla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth University plan student exchanges, visiting scholars and joint research, including work on women’s health. Learning in Japan: A Nikkei poll found AI-savvy English learners still want human instructors, underscoring the value students place on personal teaching alongside technology.
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