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Four Spanish regions have announced new measures to combat cheating in university entrance exams by using frequency detection devices. This initiative comes amid rising concerns over the use of artificial intelligence in cheating, threatening the credibility of these exams.
The educational authorities in Tangerang, Indonesia, have mandated new students to register through a pre-admission system. This decision aims to enhance education quality and streamline the school admission process.
Babbel, the language learning platform, has announced discounts of up to <strong>65%</strong> on student plans and <strong>60%</strong> on six-month subscriptions, available until April <strong>2026</strong>. This is an ideal opportunity for those looking to learn new languages.
The Governor of Jambi, Al Harris, has announced full support for imposing restrictions on smartphone use in schools, indicating that the government will soon issue an official circular to regulate this policy. This move comes amid growing concerns about the impact of smartphones on students' focus and academic development.
First Lady Melania Trump inaugurated the Global Education and Technology Summit at the White House, introducing a humanitarian robot that delivered a welcoming speech. The summit gathered representatives from over 40 countries to enhance access to education and technology for children worldwide.