A Japanese education ministry panel has approved textbooks to be used in the country’s high schools from April next year. For the first time, the textbooks contain content that refer to the educational use of generative AI, such as its role in classroom discussions. The panel on Tuesday approved 220 of the 224 textbooks screened….
March 18, 2026 NEW DELHI – Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a pivotal force in reconfiguring India’s educational landscape, enhancing pedagogy, boosting classroom effectiveness, and contributing to national development. The International Monetary Fund’s recent upward revision of India’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth projections to 7.3 per cent for 2026 and 4.6 per cent…
[March 05, 2026] Kira, the first AI Operating System for Education, today announced a strategic partnership with Lovable, the leading AI application-building platform, to launch a new course on AI-powered software development. The course was developed using Kira’s AI-native course creation capabilities and integrates directly with Lovable’s development environment, giving students a pathway from foundational…
Artificial intelligence has moved beyond theory in the UAE and is increasingly becoming part of everyday classroom learning. Many private schools are now allowing students to use generative AI tools for assignments and homework, provided they verify and properly cite the information. Among the platforms approved for supervised student use are ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Leonardo…
By the time the term resumes this year, many students will notice their classroom routine has quietly changed. Instead of whole classes moving at one pace, more pupils will be following personalised learning paths created by generative AI systems that scaffold lessons, suggest practice questions and flag gaps in understanding. Teachers will still set the…
In today’s Daily, a new study from the Brookings Institution finds that while it can be useful, generative AI does more bad than good in today’s classrooms. Also in this edition: January “diet season” is rough on adolescents. In case you missed it, a high schooler from Youthcast Media Group reviews three novels about youth…
