Lucknow. In the 'Teacher Samvad' program organized by Inspiration Academic Consultants in Lucknow, Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak said that there is a fear of loss of employment due to Artificial Intelligence (AI), but with the development of technology, new employment opportunities will also be created. AI needs to be accepted as an opportunity rather than a challenge. The Deputy Chief Minister said that India's education tradition has been extremely rich. Universities like Takshashila and Nalanda are symbols of our glorious educational heritage. Today, in the changing technological era, it is necessary to develop the education system according to the needs of the time. Better use of AI and modern technology can play an important role in enhancing the quality of education.
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Teachers are the carriers of values and values for the future generation.
He said that teachers are not just givers of knowledge but also the conductors of values and values for the future generation. The role of teachers has become more important in the changing education environment. Uttar Pradesh is continuously setting new records in the field of primary and secondary education. A large number of children are joining schools in the state through education related campaigns.
83 medical colleges are working at full capacity
Deputy CM said that today 83 medical colleges are working at full capacity in the field of medical education in Uttar Pradesh. Before the year 2017, there were about 40 medical colleges in the field of medical education in Uttar Pradesh. He said that the government is also continuously working in the field of skill development, so that better employment and self-employment opportunities can be available to the youth.
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ODOP got recognition all over the world
Referring to the 'One District, One Product' (ODOP) scheme, he said that the local products of the state are getting recognition not only in the country but also in the whole world. The work of connecting local skills and products to the global market is progressing rapidly.
Answered teachers' questions
During the program, the Deputy Chief Minister interacted in detail with teachers from various schools of Lucknow on topics related to quality of education, technological changes, AI, innovation and future of students. Teachers put forward questions and suggestions on various issues, which were answered by the Deputy Chief Minister. Teachers from respected and prestigious teaching community of various schools of Lucknow including Prerna Tripathi of Inspiration Academic Consultants were present in the program.