Urdu, Identity and AI
Pakistani technologists need to acquire the expertise to develop AI applications that respond to the requirements of the country and its citizens, argues Zeerak Ahmed.
learning culture
“We produce students with strong basics and who are not irrationally invested in a particular method, but are willing to adapt to the workplace”
President, Habib University, speaks to Aurora about what it means to offer a liberal arts education in Pakistan.
Drive Over Degrees
Afzal Hussain discusses why university graduates often fail to cut the mustard with ad agencies.
Obsolescence and Lifelong Learning
Time is running out for many professionals who may soon face obsolescence, warns Umair Mohsin.
Learning In Crisis
Learning today requires a new mental paradigm that fits the culture of a new generation, argues Puruesh Chaudhary.
Understanding Education
The requirement of teaching is not a process of pouring in, but drawing out, argues Durriya Kazi.
Attitude Rather Than Grades
Until Pakistan’s institutes of higher learning acknowledge the critical need to take an entirely new approach to the education they are imparting, graduates will have to learn to unlearn to succeed in their chosen career paths, argues Atiya Zaidi.
Taught By Robots?
Urooj Hussain discusses the potential impact of AI dependence on critical thinking skills in the classroom.
A New Education Order
The current educational transformation is not merely about embracing new technologies. It is about fostering a new mindset towards education, writes Hasan Saeed.
Transforming Pakistan’s Learning Landscape
Fauzia Kerai Khan discusses how AI-driven EdTech can reshape learning in Pakistan.