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The President of Russia held a meeting with teacher laureates of All-Russian professional competitions.
Vladimir Putin called for building the use of artificial intelligence in education so that all students receive the same starting opportunities.
The President noted that students who do not use AI show better results in mathematics, writing and reading, as they train their own cognitive abilities.
MOSCOW, October 5 - RIA Novosti. Russian President Vladimir Putin called for building the use of artificial intelligence in education so that all students receive the same starting opportunities.
The head of state, during a meeting with teacher laureates of all-Russian professional competitions, cited research data according to which students who do not use AI show better results in mathematics, writing and reading.

On Teacher’s Day, laureates of all-Russian pedagogical competitions from the Belgorod region met with Russian President Vladimir Putin via video conference, discussed the development of the education system and presented proposals, including the Rosatom “Careful School” project and the introduction of a digital student’s personal file.
Student protests over education conditions spread from France to Belgium, with demonstrations in Liege involving vandalism, fires, and 16 arrests on Monday, following weeks of unrest in France over teacher shortages, overcrowded classrooms, and long school days.

Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin said that the authorities are doing everything necessary to improve the quality of education, noting the inclusion of a pedagogical module in the training of technical students and the success of schoolchildren at international olympiads, where they won 31 medals.

On Teacher's Day, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin presented government awards for ten works and gratitude to five teachers from different regions for their contributions to education, including the development of textbooks and scientific systems.

Russian President Vladimir Putin, during the opening of the Point of the Future complex in Yakutia, emphasized the importance of ensuring equal opportunities for all children to receive a quality education, regardless of their place of residence.

Vladimir Putin supported Sergei Kravtsov’s proposal to include the Future Point schools in the partner network of advanced Russian schools. The President emphasized that children's desire to learn is a key indicator of the success of such educational projects.