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More AI-related news today:
Toda City in Saitama Prefecture is experimenting with artificial intelligence to identify students at risk of school refusal. The education board hopes the system will help teachers provide early intervention for struggling pupils. School absenteeism has increased in Japan, with nearly 300,000 primary and junior high students missing class for at least 30 consecutive days in the last fiscal year. The AI system analyzes student data, including attendance records, academic performance, health information, and bullying reports. By identifying patterns linked to school refusal, the system aims to predict which students may be at risk and require additional support.
Toda City in Saitama Prefecture is experimenting with artificial intelligence to identify students at risk of school refusal. The education board hopes the system will help teachers provide early intervention for struggling pupils. School absenteeism has increased in Japan, with nearly 300,000 primary and junior high students missing class for at least 30 consecutive days in the last fiscal year. The AI system analyzes student data, including attendance records, academic performance, health information, and bullying reports. By identifying patterns linked to school refusal, the system aims to predict which students may be at risk and require additional support.
Japan city uses AI to find students at risk of school refusal
A Japanese city is exploring using artificial intelligence to address the challenging issue of school refusal, with student data analyzed to predict who may soon stop attending due to anxiety, bullying or other reasons.