AI is already in Kenya’s classrooms. Is the education system ready?

AI is forcing education institutions to reconsider not only what they teach, but how they teach it...

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Artificial intelligence is already impacting Kenyan classrooms, prompting educational institutions to adapt their teaching and assessment methods in an AI-enabled world.

A 2025 study involving 137 educators from thirteen Kenyan universities highlighted both the potential and concerns surrounding generative AI, including academic dishonesty and data privacy.
The Ministry of Education is expanding digital access with the distribution of 10,382 laptops and interactive smart boards to Junior Schools.
Key challenges include redesigning assessments to measure genuine understanding and ensuring teachers are equipped with AI literacy beyond basic ICT integration.

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