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AI in education: Global systems lag student adoption, need structured strategy

Most education systems are not adequately prepared to guide the widespread use of AI in learning, despite 86% of students globally already using AI tools in their studies. This misalignment between policy and classroom realities presents a significant challenge. Countries like the UAE, with its National Strategy For AI 2031, and Australia, with its Framework for Generative Artificial Intelligence in Schools, are moving towards more structured, system-wide AI integration rather than isolated initiatives. Effective implementation requires embedding AI into curriculum, supporting educators with training, and adapting assessment methods to evaluate AI-enabled learning. AI

IMPACT Highlights the need for structured national strategies and educator training to effectively integrate AI into education systems.

RANK_REASON Article discusses policy and strategy for AI in education, not a specific release or event.

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