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Students are engaging with AI faster than schools can respond. Districts need a real literacy strategy, not just a usage policy. New York City gave 600,000 elementary and middle school students an answer to the AI question.
Read the original →Arden University and Google Cloud will give over 30,000 students and staff Gemini Enterprise access, with practical AI skills embedded in courses.
Read the original →Students are engaging with AI faster than schools can respond, and districts need a real literacy strategy rather than just a usage policy. New York City, the largest district in the US, announced a one-year suspension of generative AI for students up to 8th grade, which it called the nation's broadest ban. High school students get restricted access and a required critical-thinking module on the risks of relying on the technology.
Read the original →Ridgefield school officials outlined a K-12 writing review and new technology committees focused on AI, privacy and classroom instruction.
Read the original →On October 9th, Russian Education Minister Sergei Kravtsov announced that the Ministry of Education has decided to introduce a new compulsory subject, "Artificial Intelligence and Information Security", for students from grades 5 to 11 in all schools. It starts from the next academic year.
Read the original →On October 8th, the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Education and Training held a workshop on applying ChatGPT to support science teaching. In the model, students are at the center, teachers are the main actors, and AI acts as a support tool.
Read the original →Teachers in Quang Tri province are taking part in a training program on applying AI in their professional work. The program is meant to help them put technology to use in teaching and learning.
Read the original →On October 9, Russian Education Minister Sergei Kravtsov announced that the Ministry of Education has decided to introduce a new compulsory subject, "Artificial Intelligence and Information Security", for students in grades 5 to 11 in all schools from next academic year.
Read the original →A first-year university student, known as Mā-san, entered a national university in Kyushu through school-recommendation selection. The student was asked about the preparation steps that led to admission. The student aimed for a field that makes use of physics, and decided in the summer of third year of high school to apply by this route.
Read the original →The Ho Chi Minh City Digital Citizen Festival 2026 offers activities including technology experiences, AI experiences, identifying cyber threats and improving digital skills.
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