Wednesday, 9 September 2026 — Spotting unseen learners and using AI wisely
A shocking 42,000 students are enrolled but severely absent, meaning official NEET numbers could be nearly double. This attendance blind spot needs urgent attention from schools and policymakers.
Universities are using AI in tutoring, feedback and lecturing. But the big question remains: does AI really understand what each student needs? Practical, well-trained use of AI is critical to support learning.
Italy’s new disability reform shifts perspectives and directly affects schools’ work. Three webinars will help teachers understand these important changes in practice.
New research finds key brain regions linked to learning and emotions are smaller in babies born to anaemic mothers. This highlights the crucial role of maternal health for early cognitive development.
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