Unique Union-Run Shikige Junior High School in Nara Prefecture Begins Full-Scale Use of "Surala Drill"

Shikige Junior High School, a unique union-run school for two towns in Nara, has fully implemented Surala Net's AI-powered "Surala Drill" for its 325 students to provide personalized learning and reduce teacher workload.
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Surala Net Inc.'s AI-powered interactive ICT teaching material, "Surala Drill," has been fully implemented at Shikige Junior High School, a union-run school for the towns of Kawanishi and Miyake in Nara Prefecture, starting April 2024. Following a successful trial, the tool was officially adopted for all 325 students. The school, which brings together students from different backgrounds, aims to provide individualized instruction tailored to each student's pace and understanding. "Surala Drill" uses AI to offer optimized problems, fostering a sense of achievement, while also reducing teachers' workload by automating tasks like assignment distribution and grading. This adoption serves as a model for how smaller municipalities can leverage ICT for personalized education.

FAQ

What is 'Surala Drill'?

It is an AI-powered, interactive ICT teaching material developed by Surala Net that provides adaptive learning tailored to each student's individual level of understanding and progress.

Which school has started using 'Surala Drill'?

Shikige Junior High School, a union-run school for the towns of Kawanishi and Miyake in Nara Prefecture, Japan.

Why did Shikige Junior High School adopt this tool?

To provide individualized instruction for students with diverse learning backgrounds, solidify foundational academic skills, and reduce the administrative burden on teachers.

How many students are using the tool at this school?

325 students began full-scale use from the new school year in April 2024, following a successful trial period.

What are the main benefits of 'Surala Drill' for teachers?

It reduces their workload by automating tasks like creating assignments, grading, and managing student progress, which allows them more time to focus on individual student guidance and improve the quality of instruction.

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