Thailand Education Next for All Seminar to Discuss AI Impact and New Education Law
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The Ministry of Education in Thailand is set to launch a new National Education Act to replace the 2019 amendment, aiming to align with modern technological and economic changes. The upcoming seminar, 'Thailand Education Next for All: Transforming the Future of Thai Education,' scheduled for October 28, 2026, at Pullman King Power Hotel Bangkok (Rang Nam), will feature special talks by Prasiert Chantaruangthong, Minister of Education, and Prawit Aravaroon, Deputy Minister. The event also includes panel discussions on bridging educational gaps and political efforts to unlock the education system, featuring speakers such as Wuttisat Thanchai from the Fund for Educational Equity (KSET), Adisorn Jantasuk from Thammasat University, Kromlae Changnoi, students from Dron Sikkhalai School, and politicians including Siripong Angsakulkeert, Pritth Wachrasinthu, and Radklao Indawong Suwannakiri. The event aims to gather stakeholders from policy-making to operational levels to propose reforms that address issues like teacher workload, outdated curricula, and global competitiveness in the age of AI.
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