SINGAPORE: Starting in 2025, primary and secondary schools across Singapore will introduce a new “AI for Fun” unit to enhance students’ understanding of technology and artificial intelligence.
This initiative is part of the recently announced Smart Nation 2.0 plan, introduced by Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, which seeks to prepare the next generation for a digitally-driven future.
Designed to last five to ten hours, the curriculum will cover essential coding concepts while providing a foundational understanding of AI. In tandem with the introduction of this course, the Singapore government has also launched the Smart Nation Educator Fellowship program. WADA appeals the ruling that cleared World No. 1 Jannik Sinner after he tested positive for illegal substance
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