Tag: Ministry of Education
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Prof. Ben Leong delivers keynote at Anderson Secondary School
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On 11 November 2026, Prof. Ben Leong, Director of AICET, delivered a keynote address to the teaching staff of Anderson Secondary School as the school concluded a year of professional learning.The talk explored what it means to be an AI-ready educator through four questions: how AI affects learning, whether students…
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Keeping the Human at the Centre: AICET’s Prof. Soo Yuen Jien Speaks at RGS Staff Development Day
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On 10 November 2026, AICET was invited to speak at Raffles Girls’ School’s (RGS) annual professional development event, attended by more than 100 RGS staff. The programme featured two speakers: Prof. Soo Yuen Jien, AICET Deputy Director (Pedagogy and Research), and Felix Goh from Google. Prof. Soo’s talk, was organised…
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AICET at GMC 2026: Reimagining Education at the Speed of AI
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On 3 November 2026, AICET’s Deputy Director (Engineering) took up a question that many educators are now asking at the 2026 Global MOOC and Online Education Conference (GMC 2026) in Hanoi, Vietnam: if AI can do so much, what is left for education to teach? His answer, in a talk…
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KouShi.AI : The Future of Oral Language Learning
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On 15 October 2026, AICET welcomed a delegation from the Mother Tongue Languages Branch (MTLB) of the Ministry of Education (MOE), Singapore. The visit was an opportunity to talk about how AI can support language learning, especially speaking practice, and to give the delegation hands-on time with one of AICET’s…
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AICET Visits East China Normal University (ECNU) to Advance Collaboration on AI for Education Research
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On 24 June 2026, Prof. Ben Leong, Director of the AI Centre for Educational Technologies (AICET), visited East China Normal University (ECNU) in Shanghai, China. The visit served as a significant opportunity to exchange groundbreaking ideas on AI for Education research and further underscores AICET’s commitment to supporting the broader…
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Raffles Institution Educators Explore ScholAIstic for AI-Powered Learning
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On 5 February 2026, around 30 educators from Raffles Institution gathered for a hands-on workshop titled “Getting Started with ScholAIstic“, facilitated by Ms Karina Yuen, EdTech Development Specialist at AICET. The three-hour session introduced educators to AICET’s AI-powered learning platform and equipped them with the skills to design, build, and…
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AICET Learning Journey: Pedagogy First—Teaching With, Not By, AI
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On 7 January 2026, AICET successfully hosted its fifth and largest Learning Journey for Educators: Pedagogy First—Teaching With, Not By, AI. The event drew an unprecedented crowd of over 240 educators and stakeholders, all gathered to explore the delicate balance between technological innovation and fundamental teaching principles. The event was…
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AICET Shares Vision for AI-Empowered Education in Korea
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SEOUL, Dec. 8, 2025 — Prof. Ben Leong, Director of the AI Centre for Educational Technologies (AICET) at the National University of Singapore, visited the Gyeonggi Office of Education to discuss the future of AI-driven learning and administrative innovation. The day began with a closed-door dialogue between Prof. Leong and…
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Advancing Education with AI: AICET Welcomes MOE SDCD for an Immersive Learning Journey
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Mr. Jonathan Chen, Deputy Director (Engineering), and Ms. Ng Sook Mun, Assistant Director (Pedagogy), of AI Centre for Educational Technologies (AICET) hosted a delegation of 26 staff from the Ministry of Education’s Student Development Curriculum Division (SDCD) for an insightful learning journey focused on the practical applications of AI in…
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HKACE and AICET Connect to Benchmark Cutting-Edge AI Education
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The Hong Kong Association for Computer Education (HKACE) successfully concluded a productive educational visit to AICET in Singapore. The visit was focused on gaining a comprehensive understanding of Singapore’s AI education system and benchmarking innovative strategies applicable to future education policy. Led by Mr. Chu Ka Tim, the delegation included over 42 active principals and teachers. This strong representation highlights the deep commitment of Hong Kong’s educational leaders to building a sophisticated, technology-based learning environment. In-Depth Exchange and Shared Insights…
