Putin backs teaching tools Yakutia school ceremony

Oct 5

Anastasia Kobazeva follows Putin's video dialogue with teaching-competition laureates and the Point of the Future ceremony in Yakutia. Alexey Morozov proposes an AI lesson-preparation tool; Putin backs a unified platform but warns against replacing children's own thinking and creating unequal intellectual opportunities. The reporter says Nikolai Butov proposes electronic student records, and Putin promises to reduce paperwork. Putin discusses equal access and new school buildings, then thanks the complex's investors and New House foundation. Sergey Chemezov describes costs and free access; Sergey Kravtsov outlines twelve prospective advanced schools. The report tours accessible classrooms, laboratories, sports facilities and heated walkways. Aysen Nikolayev describes construction and Ruslan Timofeev explicitly describes a month of operation and parents' reactions. The ceremony does not establish that classes first began that day.

In the October 5 laureates' dialogue, Putin supports Alexey Morozov's AI lesson-preparation proposal and calls for a unified platform covering curricula and textbooks. He warns against replacing children's thinking or creating unequal intellectual opportunities and urges teachers to develop pupils' abilities. No rollout is established.