How can educational institutions ensure the responsible use of artificial intelligence?

During the Social Good Summit 2024 on Saturday, October 19, Education Secretary Sonny Angara says it all comes down to the values that educators — and parents — instill in students. 

Read more on #SGS2024 #BeTheChange here: https://www.rappler.com/moveph/social-good-summit/ 

So much is changing amid the rise of artificial intelligence tools. How will it change the role of teachers?

Save the Children Philippines CEO Alberto Muyot shares his thoughts during the Social Good Summit 2024 on Saturday, October 19.

Read more on #SGS2024 #BeTheChange here: https://www.rappler.com/moveph/social-good-summit/ @here

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During the Social Good Summit 2024 on Saturday, October 19, Maria Mercedes Rodrigo of the Ateneo Laboratory for the Learning Sciences flags the lack of outdoor exposure for children due to excessive smartphone use.

That is a problem. The challenge was getting children to appreciate the physical world and not merely focus on the digital one.

Thank you for joining a vibrant discussion on education yesterday. Till the next summit. Good morning!

Thank you very much. Looking forward to a continuing interaction thru this platform. Thank you to Ms M Ressa for signing the book. Appreciated much!

@Shaun @Kayla | CPDG Hello! This is Laurice from Rappler. You shared great insights here in the education chat room during SGS 2024 :) Was wondering if we could post your insights on our social media accounts? Let me know here, thanks!

Hello @Laurice Angeles yes, you can post my insight, thank you so much!

Thanks too! <3

Education Secretary Sonny Angara visits Pag-asa Island in Kalayaan, Palawan, to hand over 15 laptops to the teachers of Pag-asa Integrated School. He also gives 43 footballs and 109 school bags filled with school supplies for students.

“With this technology, we hope to lighten the workload of our teachers and unlock the potential of our learners. President Bongbong Marcos has directed us to harness modern tools to strengthen education and uplift the future of our youth,” says Angara as quoted in a press release by the Department of Education (DepEd).

Aside from the turnover ceremony, Angara and other key DepEd officials held consultations with teachers, parents, and local leaders to “address challenges in delivering education in the area.”

The Armed Forces of the Philippines assisted the officials in reaching the remote community, says DepEd. Photo from the Department of Education

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