“Education Ministry” introduces AI in tenth-grade computer curriculum

The Ministry of Education has announced the inclusion of ‘Artificial Intelligence’ as a topic in the second part of the computer development textbook for Tenth-grade secondary students.
The General Technical Supervisor of Computers, Mona Salem Awad, stated during an introductory meeting held via the “Teams” platform that this initiative aims to equip Tenth-grade secondary students with the knowledge and tools needed to understand Artificial Intelligence, a crucial field that shapes the future of the world.
Awad emphasized that incorporating Artificial Intelligence into the computer curriculum is essential for keeping pace with rapid technological advancements and meeting students’ needs to understand its fundamentals and applications. She highlighted that this initiative not only prepares students for a labor market increasingly driven by technology but also enhances their critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Importantly, Awad underscored the importance of encouraging students to innovate and develop new solutions to challenges, highlighting the Ministry of Education’s commitment to building a generation equipped to navigate and tackle future challenges effectively.
Awad stated that the Ministry of Education aims to create an interactive learning environment that integrates modern technology across all educational levels. She emphasized that incorporating Artificial Intelligence into the curriculum is part of a broader strategy to enhance education and strengthen students’ skills for the future.
Source: Al Qabas