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Tech〈The Blind Spot of Education DX〉 What Schools Should Really Ask About Using AI Is Being Left Aside

Japan’s Ministry of Education is taking the one-device-per-student GIGA School program into a new phase by linking it more closely with AI and individualized learning. The article questions whether the assumption that AI will make learning more efficient can actually cultivate the “ability to learn” sought by policymakers, while noting that overseas institutions are debating how to manage digital technology’s side effects more cautiously.

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TToyo Keizai★★☆☆☆2026-08-12 07:00Original

〈The Blind Spot of Education DX〉 What Schools Should Really Ask About Using AI Is Being Left Aside
〈The Blind Spot of Education DX〉 What Schools Should Really Ask About Using AI Is Being Left AsideTech