How Should We Approach Data and Data Use in Global Education?” The question translates directly to English as: “How Should We Approach Data and Data Use in Global Education?
Effective use of data in global education faces barriers such as disputes over definitions, cultural resistance, and convenient political decisions. It is recommended to broaden the definition of data, integrate innovations, and be realistic about the limits of its use.
The Great Spending Law Complicates Charitable Giving
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act introduces changes to charitable tax deductions, complicating the process and potentially reducing possible contributions. It proposes tax credit for religious schools, increases the standard deduction, and limits the deduction for state and local taxes, reducing incentives for charitable donations. Limiting detailed deductions for high-income taxpayers and maintaining the maximum tax rate at 37% would reduce tax benefits for charitable donations. There is a need for more unified reform to promote charitable support.