Tag: Education

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Estland Artificiele Intelligentie in het Basisonderwijs  

May 16, 2025

Reguleren of Vrijlaten? Een Toekomstgerichte Afweging eyesonsuriname Amsterdam, 6 mei 2025– Estland behoort tot he meest vooruitstrevend land ter wereld op het gebied van digitale innovatie.  Het land heeft AI inmiddels geïntegreerd in het basisonderwijs, waar leerlingen al op jonge leeftijd leren omgaan met algoritmes, programmeren en AI-ondersteunde leersystemen.  Deze vroege toepassing van AI in de klas roept belangrijke vragen…
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Estonia Shows How AI Transforms Education 

May 6, 2025

 Why We Must Act Now By eyesonsuriname,  ATechnology and Society Analyses Amsterdam, 6 mei 2025– In Estonia, primary school children are already learning with the help of artificial intelligence (AI).  They use adaptive learning platforms and are supported by AI tutors that analyze their learning processes.  What is a reality there still seems like science fiction to many…
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Capping AI or Full Speed Ahead? 

Opinion

May 6, 2025

Capping AI or Full Speed Ahead?  The Future Starts in the Classrooms. eyesonsuriname The rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI) raises fundamental questions.  Should we embrace this revolutionary technology without limits, or is it time to rein in its development and impose controls?  The debate rages globally, with strong arguments on both sides.  This is…
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Anton JieSamFoek teaching in Tallinn Estonia

Estonia makes Artificial Intelligence an integral part of school lessons

March 4, 2025

Testing with ChatGPT and a chatbot helps teachers eyesonsuriname Amsterdam, 4 March 2025 — Estonia is going to incorporate artificial intelligence into its national education system. This makes the Baltic state the first country world-wide that wants to apply AI in education on a national scale.  For its introduction, the Estonians are looking at the American OpenAI and research…
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