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International student mobility has continued recovering in 2026, though shifting visa policies and cost considerations in different countries have influenced where students are choosing to study.
A growing number of education systems are putting stricter boundaries on students' use of mobile phones, screens and AI tools in schools. Mexico is introducing nationwide cellphone restrictions, while New York City has adopted new limits on individual screen time and student-facing generative AI, reflecting a broader shift toward more controlled technology use in classrooms.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni says her government will soon present measures that would ban burqas and niqabs in schools and introduce a limit on the number of foreign students allowed in each classroom. The proposal also includes compulsory Italian-language lessons for parents of foreign students facing serious integration difficulties. The measures are being presented by the government as part of a broader approach to integration and education, but the proposals have already generated political debate in Italy.
Schools and policymakers continue exploring new approaches to curriculum design and classroom technology.
The central government has informed the Supreme Court that the UGC's controversial 2026 equity and anti-discrimination regulations for universities are being reconsidered, months after the Court stayed the rules and questioned their vagueness.
A look at how historical anniversaries and newly digitized archives are drawing renewed public interest.
The Central Board of Secondary Education has opened registration for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) September 2026 cycle, with candidates able to apply online ahead of the exam.
A new industry study finds 83% of K-12 teachers now use generative AI tools, but most learn through trial and error — highlighting a widening training gap even as classroom AI adoption surges.
Districts and states are entering the new school year with a wave of formal AI policies, replacing the ad hoc bans of earlier years with rules on teacher training, data privacy, and classroom use.
