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jfsdigital.org
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| | | | | By Umar Sheraz I was introduced to the idea of teaching futures thinking to young children in 2020, by Teach the Future. Teach the Future is a global non-profit movement that promotes 'futures literacy' as a life skill for students and educators. The premise is simple and thought-provoking. We passionately teach about the past to | |
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www.openskillsnetwork.org
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| | | | | Generation Z, having never known a world without the internet, and Generation Alpha, born into the era of ubiquitous social media, demonstrate an unprecedented affinity for technology. This digital fluency shapes their learning preferences and engagement with educational content. AI, as a burgeoning force in education, aligns seamlessly with their innate technological adeptness. | |
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www.educatorstechnology.com
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| | | With the AI revolution in full gear, we , educators and teachers, have an incredible opportunity to leverage the educational potential of this technology to enhance our teaching and boost our students learning. I strongly advocate for the embrace of AI in education and I believe it can help a lot in creating unprecedented learning... | ||
