AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAssessment and AI: Guyana’s education minister urged universities to rethink how they assess student understanding as AI reshapes learning, telling regional quality-assurance leaders that wider access to tertiary education must go hand in hand with strong standards. Inclusive Digital Learning: Dominica educator Beverly LeBlanc says accessibility must be built into digital services from the start so people with disabilities can use them independently. School Investment: A four-year, US$4 million Caribbean Development Bank programme in St. Vincent and the Grenadines will upgrade community infrastructure and improve facilities including Canouan Primary School. Teaching Caribbean History: Reports from Curaçao point to outdated textbooks and gaps in teacher preparation on slavery and resistance; researchers are calling for a regional education network and fuller coverage of local history. Jamaica’s Digital Classrooms: The country is piloting digital education systems in 54 schools with support from UN agencies.
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