The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), as part of the New Education Policy (NEP) 2020, has made the decision to include coding and artificial intelligence (AI) in the curriculum for Classes 6 to 8. This move recognizes the importance of mathematics and computational thinking in preparing students for future careers in AI, machine learning, and data science.
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The schools’ coding modules will span 12-15 hours, with a 70/30 ratio of hands-on activities to theory. Microsoft will compose the coding syllabus to ensure top-quality education in AI and coding for pupils.
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Educating younger individuals in coding and AI through the board’s resolution will foster creativity, develop problem-solving abilities, and prepare them for future careers.
India’s leadership and prospects in upcoming AI, machine learning, and data science sectors are acknowledged by NEP 2020, which recognises the importance of mathematics and computational thinking. The policy seeks to emphasise these subjects for years throughout the school levels, starting with the basics and encouraging mathematical thinking through games and puzzles. Also, the middle stages will incorporate coding activities towards achieving this objective.
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