The quality of education in Karachi faces serious challenges. Many students struggle in overcrowded classrooms with insufficiently trained teachers, making it difficult for them to learn effectively. To help students succeed, we need innovative solutions, one of which is artificial intelligence (AI). AI has the potential to personalise learning, allowing students
to progress at their own pace and adapt to their unique learning styles.
It can also support teachers by handling administrative tasks, freeing them to focus on teaching. For this to work, it’s essential to train teachers to use AI tools effectively. The government could collaborate with tech companies to create AI programmes tailored to our schools’ needs.
Abeeha Asad
Karachi
This letter refers to the news report ‘Maryam sounded me out about acquiring PIA: Nawaz’ . If the Sharif family...
I am writing to draw attention to the urgent need for progress in women’s rights, an issue that continues to affect...
Last week, at least nine innocent people, including five schoolchildren and a police officer, were killed in a bomb...
Inflation has hit Pakistani households hard, driving up the costs of essentials and squeezing the budgets of ordinary...
The road infrastructure in Sindh is deplorable. The transport authorities must improve road infrastructure in the...
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif recently concluded an investment-seeking trip to Saudi Arabia and Qatar. According to...
