Argentina Boosts AI in Schools to Personalize Learning
Argentina is making strides in integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into its education system. The Ministry of Human Capital launched a program in May 2025 to incorporate AI into primary and secondary schools. This initiative aims to personalize learning, enhance teaching efficiency, and transform educators' roles. However, it faces challenges like the digital divide and varying teacher training levels.
The Argentine government's 2025 program seeks to introduce AI into classrooms to support students individually through adaptive software and virtual tutors. This initiative has been praised by international organizations such as UNESCO and the Federal Council of Education. However, the digital divide in Argentina remains high, with many public and rural schools lacking internet access, which hinders AI integration.
AI in education faces structural limits worldwide. Countries like Estonia and South Korea have public policies to train teachers and educators in AI use. Yet, unequal connectivity and varying teacher training levels pose challenges. The use of AI platforms and new evaluation methods may require a rethinking of the current educational model, raising new debates and ethical issues.
Argentina's AI education initiative is a step towards transforming teaching and learning. However, comprehensive policies, institutional commitment, and a critical pedagogical approach are necessary to make AI a true ally for education. Despite challenges, the Argentine government's program aims to enhance teaching efficiency and support students individually by 2025.
Read also:
- CEO Efe Cakarel of film platform Mubi addresses controversy regarding new investor and Israeli military ties, establishes advisory board and fund to safeguard artists under threat.
- Trump's Policy Shifts Spark Controversy, Pauses Infrastructure Funding
- Germany's Steel Industry Hopes for EU Nod on Subsidized Electricity Prices
- India's Agricultural Storage Infrastructure Booms: Record Projects, Capacity, and Funding
