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We celebrate Mother’s Day to honor and appreciate mothers and mother figures for their endless love, care, support, and sacrifices. Mothers play an important role in shaping our lives, teaching values, and caring for families. This special day gives us a chance to express gratitude, respect, and love for everything they do. People celebrate by giving gifts, flowers, cards, and spending quality time with their mothers to make them feel special and valued.
Mother; Mom: These are not just words but these are emotions, maternal bonds as well.
Our lives are given by our mothers. In our happiness, success, and prosperity mothers' contribution and sacrifice can never be measured. Mother is the source of happiness for everyone. Therefore, one day in a year is dedicated to mothers for their selfless love, blessings, and sacrifices towards our lives. Even though every day is 'Mother's Day'. We can't walk a single day without mother's love and support. However, 9th May is celebrated as 'Mother's Day' all over the world every year.
We celebrate mother's day in India to honour our mother of the family, as well as motherhood. In one year there are 365 days and every day mother's do their work with the same energy, patience and love. Though they also get tired, they don't take any leave and they never complain about anything. A mother plays a role of friend, teacher as well as guider. It's just a small day to thank our mother's.
The latest sensation, Artificial Intelligence is said to have the capability of ending poverty in the world. And of many ways that can happen, including the role it can play in the education sector.
Poor countries can use AI solutions to elevate the standards of their education system with intuitiveness and higher efficiency. Replacing teachers and traditional education standards, they can go beyond the needed scope to teach students much more than curriculum. AI systems can be more efficient in teaching tough concepts even to the weaker students.
Plus, education can become much cheaper. So those who can’t afford basic education (whose number is very high in poor countries), even can learn.
In short, everything in the education field could be much more efficient, quick, and cheap.
However, the happening of that in poverty-stricken countries seems like a difficult task for a few years moving forward. Because these countries still have poor ***** of internet and computers. They still have very little idea of AI and other cutting-edge technology. So unless you understand something, you won’t use it, would you!?
The community as a whole must be trained to welcome such new-age technology. Governments must invest heftily in building the right infrastructure and bringing transformational change in society, which, honestly, sounds like a fanatical idea.
But yeah, technology can easily improve the state of the education system by introducing AI and training communities for such change. But that is only possible if the governments of poor countries want it to happen.
