US EditionHow AI Use Is Expanding in K-12 Schools
- The Trump administration is drafting an executive order to promote AI education in U.S. Schools by enhancing federal funding for training teachers and creating foundational AI literacy programs for students and educators.
- The draft order aims to establish a White House task force on AI education that will include members from the tech sector and prioritize partnerships with industry and academia.
- China's Ministry of Education is enhancing AI education in schools, focusing on critical thinking and innovative talent while integrating AI into various curricula.
- Both the U.S. And China are competing to lead in AI education, with the U.S. Order responding to China's recent announcements about integrating AI in schools.
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How Teachers and Students Are Using AI in Indiana
STATEWIDE–The Educational Service Centers of Indiana has a new partnership with MagicSchool AI. That’s an AI platform being used in K-12 education and it’s already serving more than 31,000 educators in Indiana. Darlene Kennedy, Director of Technology Integration at Northern Indiana Educational Services Center, says this is helping both students and teachers be more efficient in the classroom. “AI has kind of been the wild wild west, but MagicSch…
China to strengthen AI education in primary, secondary schools
The Chinese Ministry of Education has issued a notice to strengthen AI education in primary and secondary schools. The notice specifies that younger primary school children should focus on exploring and experiencing AI technology, while older primary school children and middle school students should concentrate on understanding and applying AI concepts, and high school students should engage in project creation and advanced applications.
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