In March, more than 200 international educators from 15 countries around the globe descended on Hanoi, Vietnam to innovate, problem solve and brainstorm at one of the world’s largest academic conferences.
Hosted by Nord Anglia Education schools, the British International School Hanoi and the British Vietnamese International School Hanoi, world-leading education experts discussed the exciting future of education, including how to enhance the educational journey for children using AI in education.
Richard Dyer, Dover Court International School’s Principal, emphasised the importance of global learning and teaching collaborations, to ensure children continue to experience an outstanding education that prepares them to thrive in life.
“It is a brave group of schools that runs a conference with the title “Innovate”. We know that innovative ideas are not necessarily always good ideas. And it is likely that most good ideas are already working well in schools. But this conference was astonishing in its range and its ambition,” Richard Dyer said.
“The workshops were of consistently high standard, presenting trailblazing innovations that had been tried and tested in each school, to share across the region. Time and again the bar was raised and the means to get over the bar were provided. I left renewed, re-energised and inspired.”
Special guest, Nord Anglia Education Chief Education Officer Dr Elise Ecoff also joined from the United Kingdom, to share pioneering developments in Nord Anglia-led digital research and advancements, and AI in education – how they will all work together to create an enriching foundation for children in Vietnam.
Other guest education innovators also met with the wider Hanoi community to share best practice, exciting new research and innovation in education.
