AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAutism Research: Indiana University and partners won a $7 million NIH grant to test ways to train primary-care clinicians to diagnose autism, aiming to reduce long waits for children in underserved areas. Student Health: A Malaysian hearing-awareness program plans to reach 4,500 students at 15 secondary schools, highlighting how undetected hearing problems can affect learning and confidence. AI and Assessment: University of Ghana Vice-Chancellor Nana Aba Appiah Amfo urged universities to move beyond essays and conventional exams, focusing more on students’ reasoning and practical skills as AI makes generated answers easier. Learning Support: Seton Hall professor Anthony Koutsoftas was named a 2026 ASHA Fellow for his work in speech-language pathology, including a federally funded project that improved writing skills for students with language-based learning disabilities. College Access: Massachusetts public higher-education enrollment rose 2.2% this fall, with community-college enrollment up 3.9% and transfer numbers climbing at state universities.
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