meritorious students honored
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MCD primary school children have become experts in waste management by learning through artificial intelligence (AI). In class, he has been taught topics like cleanliness, waste management, say no to plastic through story, animation, video through computer, tab, mobile, which he is teaching to other children and people in the colonies where he lives. Are.
About nine months back, the corporation had started AI classes as a pilot project in 25 schools in Keshavpuram zone. The 137 students of these classes have surprised the elders with their better understanding on waste management. After this success, the corporation now plans to start AI learning classes in all its 1535 schools from the next academic session.
The main goal of the corporation is to develop scientific education among school students through AI learning. Manju Khatri, Deputy Director of Education (DDE), MCD, informed that in June last year, in collaboration with ITC WOW, Sultan Chand Publications, E-Shri Foundation and MethodEye-AI learning platform, to educate students about waste management through AI. The AI Learning program was started for
how do classes go
AI curriculum for kids is brand new. DDE Manju Mann told that children are taking interest in it. He said that MCD and NGO together would be able to explain the concept of IT to the children in a better way in the coming days. At present, 1-2 classes of AI learning are being conducted in schools in a week. IT professionals teach children in these. Children are learning by doing practical after learning. How to do waste management and get information about green bin, blue bin. Waste to Energy, learn how to make other things from plastic waste, etc.
meritorious students honored
137 students have been felicitated by the corporation for demonstrating better understanding on waste management through AI. Dr. Naveen Agarwal, Deputy Commissioner, Keshav Puram Zone gave away the prizes to all the students. Master Aryan, Master Himanshu and Master Ashu have been declared best students of AG Block Shalimar Bagh Nigam Pratibha Vidyalaya.
children teaching people
Children from nursery to fifth study in MCD schools. In the pilot project, more than five thousand students studying in classes IV and V of 25 schools of Keshavpuram zone were included in it. Of these, 137 children are teaching waste management to the rest of the school children and people in the colonies.
