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- 1AI improves doctors' skills but may hurt medical students' learning●AI made me a better doctor. It’s made medicine students worse
A doctor argues that artificial intelligence has improved their own practice while making medical students worse, raising concerns that reliance on AI tools is eroding trainees' clinical reasoning and foundational skills. The piece has sparked debate over how AI should be used in medical education without weakening the training of the next generation of doctors.
- 2Education Above All Foundation pushes education protection at UNGA81▼Education Above All Foundation advances protection of education in crisis and innovative financing at UNGA81
The Education Above All Foundation is using the UN General Assembly's 81st session to press for stronger protection of education in crisis zones and to promote innovative financing for schooling in emergencies. The Qatar-based foundation is presenting its work on safeguarding children's access to learning during conflict and displacement, while urging governments and donors to back new funding mechanisms for education in emergencies.
- 3Education Above All Pushes Education Protection Agenda at UNGA81●Education Above All Foundation Advances Education Protection and Innovative Financing at UNGA81
The Education Above All Foundation used the 81st session of the UN General Assembly in New York to push for stronger protection of education in conflict zones and to promote innovative financing mechanisms for schooling worldwide. The Qatari-based foundation, founded by Sheikha Moza bint Nasser, highlighted its work safeguarding children's right to education during emergencies and securing new funding models.
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The Governor of Sindh visited the TDF MagnifiScience Centre, a science museum in Karachi run by The Dawood Foundation. The visit highlights official support for science education and hands-on learning in Pakistan, and has been reported in local media as part of the governor's public engagements.