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Kerala Introduces AI Education In School Curriculum For Class 7th Students Starting This Academic Year - Vimarsana News

Kerala Introduces AI Education In School Curriculum For Class 7th Students Starting This Academic Year

The curriculum framework emphasises the development of children's critical thinking, analytical skills, and problem-solving abilities, which are essential for their holistic development.

AI learning in Kerala schools begins with this academic year - Vimarsana News

AI learning in Kerala schools begins with this academic year

Kerala has decided to include Artificial Intelligence (AI) in school textbooks and as a result, over four lakh students in Class Seven will study the nuances of AI in the new academic year beginning next month.It is the first time in the ...

Bepotrim M/A Basic School deathtrap - Vimarsana News

Bepotrim M/A Basic School deathtrap

Danger looms at the Bepotrim M/A School in the Wenchi Municipality in the Bono Region as schoolchildren study in a dilapidated classroom block.

Teachers cry out to GES over textbooks after 5-years of implementing new curriculum - Vimarsana News

Teachers cry out to GES over textbooks after 5-years of implementing new curriculum

Basic school teachers in the country have for the past five years been faced with the challenge of implementing a new standard-based curriculum without the required learning materials. | Pulse Ghana

New curricula implementation: Give us textbooks - Educational heads cry out to GES - Vimarsana News

New curricula implementation: Give us textbooks - Educational heads cry out to GES

Municipal and district directors of education and head teachers of some basic schools have made appealed to the Ghana Education Service (GES) for textbooks.