When you ask a child, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" Most kids dream of becoming astronauts, doctors, or engineers—careers that revolve around science. Yet, when it comes time to learn about science in the classroom, many groan, roll their eyes, or check out entirely.
Kids today are dreamers, innovators, and the architects of the future. They question everything and find answers in their unique ways. They receive information from their schools and textbooks for most of their learning years. So why not make those resources genuinely work for them?
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Students today are grappling with stress, anxiety, and emotional struggles, often due to the pressures of schoolwork, social expectations and an increasingly competitive environment. With packed schedules and high demands, mental health issues in children can arise from feeling overwhelmed, isolated, or unable to cope with the stress they experience. But what if schools became safe spaces that prioritised emotional well-being?
The Sustainable Development Goals in education are about creating a world where everyone has a fair shot at a good life, with access to the resources they need and a planet that can thrive for future generations. Bringing these goals into our schools has never been more critical. With challenges like climate change and environmental crises becoming part of our everyday lives, it’s clear that we need to think and act differently—and it all starts with education.
Human-Centered, An AI-Powered Classroom Revolution Schools September 6, 2024 Sunita Sunil Sharma The classroom, that sacred space where information is…