educationMonday, July 20, 2026
Today's education news splits between two threads: what happens to gifted children in adulthood, and how AI is reshaping testing and surveillance on campus. A new longitudinal study offers the first real picture of gifted adults, while students at Cal Poly successfully booted AI license plate readers and India's NTA caught AI-generated exam sheets.
A new wave of longitudinal research finally answers what happens to gifted kids once they grow up.
New longitudinal studies track gifted children into adulthood, finding career success often comes with social isolation, perfectionism, and mental health struggles. It's the first real data on the trade-offs of early labeling.
Students and regulators are pushing back against AI in education, from surveillance cameras to fake exam sheets.
Cal Poly students successfully pushed the university to remove 17 AI-powered license plate readers, citing misuse and immigration enforcement fears. A rare win for student-led privacy campaigns.
India's NTA found that disputed NEET OMR sheets were completely AI-generated or tampered with, and will pursue legal action. The case highlights how AI is now being used to fake exam evidence.
Rajasthan is rolling out AI education in schools and has trained 1 lakh teachers in a pilot across 10 districts. One of the largest state-level AI literacy pushes in India so far.
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Introduction to Data Analyticswww.coursera.org
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U.S. Marines with 1st Explosive Ordnance Disposal Company, 7th Engineer Support Battalion, conducted Humanitarian Mine Action (HMA) training with the Papua New Guinea Defence Force's Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Unit at Basilisk Naval Base, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, st
Dr. Michael L. Lomax To Retire After 22 Years Of Transforming UNCFwww.blackenterprise.com
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PPRA Announces Paid Internship Program 2026 with Rs. 50,000 Monthly Stipendwww.techjuice.pk
The Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) has announced a paid internship program for fresh graduates and final-year university students, offering a monthly stipend of Rs. 50,000. According to the official announcement, the internship will be conducted at PPRA’s headquar
Leveraged Buyouts in Essential Services: Does Shareholder Primacy Fail the Indian Healthcare Market?blogs.law.ox.ac.uk
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Walcott selected as interim senior vice president for academic affairs and provostnews.uga.edu
Ron R. Walcott, vice provost for graduate education, dean of the Graduate School, and professor of plant pathology, has been named the interim senior vice president for academic affairs and provost, effective Aug. 1.
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