Amman: Deputizing for HRH Princess Basma bint Talal, Honorary President of the Cultural and Educational Forum for Private Schools, former Minister of Economy and Digital Entrepreneurship Muthanna Gharaibeh inaugurated the 33rd conference of the Forum on Saturday. Titled “Towards an Education that Inspires and Leads… Teachers Who Make a Difference,” the conference saw wide participation by school principals, teachers, and education experts.
According to Jordan News Agency, Gharaibeh, in his opening remarks, emphasized the crucial role teachers play in building individuals and society. He remarked that teachers today are no longer just transmitters of information but are key partners in shaping the awareness of future generations and empowering them. He also highlighted the necessity for educators to stay abreast of rapid developments in digitalization, technology, and artificial intelligence, noting the accompanying challenges that require teachers to continually develop their skills and adopt modern teaching methods that meet the evolving needs of students and the demands of a changing job market.
Omar Shaghnoubi, head of the forum, stated that royal directives serve as a national framework to advance educational development. He emphasized the educational field’s responsibility in promoting national awareness and supporting “our brothers and sisters in Gaza amidst the difficult humanitarian conditions.”
In addition, advisor and innovation strategist Rami Al Karmi delivered a lecture presenting a vision for the applications of AI in classrooms. He discussed methods for transforming education into a deeper and more impactful experience.
The conference addressed several educational themes, including innovative classroom practices, AI applications in education, teacher well-being, and excellence in teaching and evaluation. It also featured working papers on innovative thinking and in-depth analysis, alongside an educational exhibition showcasing robotics applications and interactive displays.