Guidelines for AI in schools soon


Charting the way: More than 400 educators, researchers and education leaders from 16 countries attended TNTELT 2025 in Melaka.

THE Education Ministry is in the final stages of preparing guidelines on the ethical and effective use of artificial intelligence (AI) in schools, affirming its position that technology should serve to enhance, not replace, the teacher’s role, says Education deputy director-general (School Operations) Zainal Abas.

Zainal, who was speaking at the launch of the inaugural International Conference on Teaching and Testing in English Language (TNTELT 2025) in Melaka last month, also shared that English was highlighted as a key language of instruction and connection in the recently unveiled 13th Malaysia Plan (RMK13).

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