this is d w news live from berlin indonesian teens for cover what is thought to be the engine of a passenger plane that plunged into the java sea with dozens of people on board that comes just hours after they locate the flight data recorders also coming up on the show from prison to president a nationalist winston churchill stands presidential election of by a landslide just months after a violent protest ousted the country's previous government this site is just potter and is promising a fresh start and an end to corruption. and or prayer

a blizzard brings much of spain to a standstill emergency crews rescued thousands of stranded motorists amid the heaviest snowfall in teh case. richard said welcome to the show and an asian search teams have recovered wreckage of the engine of a passenger plane that crashed into the java sea on saturday an air crash investigator has now said the jet possibly fell apart when hitting waters 62 people were on board the boeing 737 aircraft authorities have also located the flight recorders they hope the black box data will clarify why the plane came down just minutes after taking off from jakarta. looking for clues to make sense of tragedy indonesian search and rescue teams sort through debris found by divers in

the java say body parts and children's clothes were among the 1st items retrieved from the water. authorities located the plane's black box recorder confirming the debris is from the missing boeing 737500. still hoping for unlikely good news the relatives of the 62 people on board with authorities where they hand over d.n.a. to help identify potential victims. i know 4 people on the plane. lives in that kasey her husband lives and works here so his wife and 3 children planned to visit and holiday here in pontiac but it ended like this. air flight left to carter airport on saturday down for a 90 minute journey to pontiac. but lost contact only minutes after takeoff

datta from online service flight right out 24 shows the plane suddenly losing altitude and speed. boats who continue to search the ocean as authorities try to piece together what happened to flight s.j. one night. for more on this story we spoke to journalist crest astra in the engine asian capital jakarta and asked him about the flight data recorders that have been located. black boxes has been located a navy ship that that signals from bowls. look at to be gone transmitted from those flight that got it got it and cockpit voice recorder and it was also confirmed by the dive but it's that being sick no to see if is from the rest location full of across the business you bet. the next challenge is to find

and if those black boxes. although it may be late in the shell it was. only a less than 20 minute that's all run about when they made this but. this said the man that is quite big. also. with the cotton physically the man of the good but it also may be but it under this had been but the navy commander that. he's very well optimistic that they would be following soon and then hopefully tomorrow meanwhile china is scrambling to contain a coronavirus outbreak in hey province near beijing authorities have imposed tougher restrictions on movement and are mass testing residents under lockdown but the daily number of new infections has doubled triggering fears of a new wave and a country that only recently appeared to have the pandemic under control.

paging is a ghost town. public transport ishant. under martial law has been declared in this city of 1000000 residents. the lockdown came as a surprise to many. we haven't been allowed to go to work for the last few days nor have we been allowed out we have to wait 3 days to do a 2nd coronavirus test children haven't been allowed to go to school we have to wait to do more tests we don't know what the schools are going to do why their. fear of another i break is gripping china the authorities are trying to implement measures quickly to prevent these local cases from spreading streets are being disinfected more than 20 new infections have been reported per day the millions of people confined to their homes have been told to stay there for at least 10 days and avoid leaving. speakers tell residents that health workers will carry out

coronavirus tests in their homes. residents are allowed to venture out to buy food many have been stocking up on basics like rice and bags coronavirus tests have been carried out on mass this week special labs have been set up 2 chinese state television reports say infection numbers are expected to drop president xi jinping has declared a people's war against the virus and even celebrated victory against him in september by honoring those who fought to bring an end to the covert 19 pandemic. this marks another field in the history of humanity's struggle against the virus.

you wrong. but the war isn't over yet around 50000000 people are expected to be vaccinated by the start of the chinese new year celebrations in mid february this year the government has warned people not to travel during a holiday that normally sees millions take trips to visit family. so let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world several 1000 people have rallied against coronavirus restrictions in the czech capital prague he said the closure of restaurants hotels and other businesses has weighed on the economy and triggered a rise in unemployment and poverty the demonstrators a largely did not wear face masks or abided by social distancing roles. more than it 2 weeks after a camp for migrants and refugees burnt down in the leap of bosnia more than a 1000 people are moving into heated tents provided by local authorities stranded people mostly from pakistan and afghanistan are trying to reach western europe have

had to endure miserable freezing conditions. archeologists in mexico have revealed a newly discovered statue of an elite woman dating back to pre-columbian times they attribute the 2 metre tall figure to the culture which flourished in the 15th century. experts say the style of the sculpture and the woman's dress indicate she may have been a local. and the united states now where a 2nd republican senator has called on president donald trump to resign in the wake of wednesday's deadly riots at the capitol and comes as democrats say he must be held accountable for the violence they are preparing to impeach trump for a 2nd time despite less than 10 days to go before trump leaves office makers are expected to formally introduce the proposal on monday in the house of representatives. quiet off to the storm life seems to have returned to normal in washington d.c. off to donald trump supporters stormed the capital on wednesday but the events have

left them all. i was appalled just gusted a very i'm a military veteran i never thought i'd see this in the us the events of this week have everybody in the city a little bit worried and i've been walking around and seeing still a lot of. supporters hanging around so it makes me a little nervous that there are a lot of people staying many americans are still shaken by the images of void nationalists and confederate sympathizers running around the halls of the capitol these images will never be forgotten and people wonder whether this could happen again security has been ramped up for the inauguration even the national guard has been mobilized the whole city is on high alert it's time for the u.s. to move forward the question is in which direction one of them could be impeachment

for a 2nd time democratic lawmakers say they could start the proceedings as early as monday charging donald trump with inciting violence more and more republicans are also turning against him while i think the best way for our country truck is for the president to resign and go away as soon as possible. i knowledge that may not be likely but i think that would be best. for regardless of the outcome the events of the past week will cost a deep shadow over donald trump's remaining days in office. some news from central asia now and care to stan's interim president has won elections by almost 80 percent according to local media reports citing a job hunter of has been at the helm since the previous government collapsed last october violent protests he has promised to end corruption in care just on

a close ally of russia. election day began with the national anthem there was a lot at stake kyrgyzstan both did not just for president but also for constitutional overhaul giving the leader extensive new powers. the nationalist politician sabra your bottle of was always set to win gaining popularity with an aggressive campaign making sweeping promises. to starve the media whatever the result we must respected in order to have peace in our country the minorities must give way to us the majority but she's getting. kyrgyzstan is seen as the most democratic of the former soviet states in central asia i've revolution 10 years ago or should in parliamentary democracy. but the government plunged into crisis over discredited elections last october ship out of was serving

a prison sentence for hostage taking but was later released. now he's the country's hardline new ruler. it shows how kirk restorations corruption and rigged elections aren't at the current management can be hijacked by elites with connections to the criminal organized groups in the chinese. ship part of emerge as the runaway winner backed by nearly 80 percent of the voters who also granted the new president his extra powers. but at least 4 people have been killed after spain saw its heaviest snowfall in decades prime minister peter sanchez is appealing to people to stay indoors with much of the country at a standstill emergency crews have rescued at least 1500 people from their stranded vehicles. storm filomena brought 60 centimeters of snow to madrid the most the

spanish capital has seen in half a century despite widespread disruption many came out to enjoy the free conditions with mass snowball fights breaking out in the city center raising concerns about social distancing not being maintained. but there's been quite a concentration of people and it's a shame because with the pandemic i don't think that is the most prudent thing at the moment but when. there aren't enough shovels and a lot of young people are just throwing snowballs when they could be helping we're lacking leadership from the politicians populace. the army has been mobilized to lead the clear up with assistance from hundreds of civilian volunteers the focus is on keeping access to hospitals clear as many are due to receive deliveries of covert 19 vaccine the worst of the storm may be over but weather experts are warning people to be aware of bitter cold over the next few days. we must take

extreme precautions and all our daily activity the snowfall it hit the peninsula with unusual force is now being followed by a cold wave with minimum temperatures never reached here before that requires particular caution and patience the government is organizing convoys to carry vaccines and food supplies to areas cut off by the snow fall and the goods mayor is warning residents that for much of the next week it will remain difficult to get around. sports news now and the latest in bundesliga action argentine nico gonzalez scored one goal and made another cart return to winning ways as they won convincingly at. the home side had the 1st chance of the match when daniel kelly jury rattled the crossbar. but the visitors and then hit their stride has been so set the keeper the wrong way took a 2nd came from a sweeping

a counterattack. that was their 2nd goal in a 41 a victory that was their 1st win in a 4 week factious. that is your news update at this hour i'm claire richardson in berlin for me in the entire news team thanks so much for watching state of the union is. where all 2nd is. beyond your room so that. all of the stories that matter to. i'm doing. whatever it takes. no running not. really nothing d.w. made for mines.

it was nice when he my didn't know much about him just that he could play the violin really well. i know he lived that his grandmother's doesn't agree with motown. and i also found out he was in an orphanage some time before that as well for him other than fun events and also business. philly made a completely normal impression there didn't seem to be anything unusual to begin with i never thought there was something different about him.

it was to shorten the said fata i knew his father was a vietnamese soldier in the french army of the rhymes that i didn't know but i just accepted it it was what i thought he was an illegitimate child and there were a few of those ups i knew for they always said he suspected something of course because sterilizations were always carried out under the semblance of some sort of examination which would you know for a good moment. to do bleak i know but he never said a thing about it. asses you need as long as i knew him i didn't know. if you can do was the snitched i can still see him beaming with joy and holding his collar pavers i'm being drafted for you and he did it if you must go and see from the pictures that he dead but only for 14 days after he finished training then she was dead. not almost with an officer target her diet thought.

was born in 1923 in always kitchen he died serving in the german army somewhere in northern italy in 1944 there's not much left of him except for a few fading memories a handful of photographs and some dry vital statistics that was no accident the german state had decided that people like villi bad would not be allowed to reproduce he and any memories of him was supposed to disappear along with him the same applied to others who shared his fate he was forcibly sterilized in the summer of 1937 before he had even turned 14 really was one of several 100 children who had a german mother and a father who was a soldier from the french colonies. the whole world collapsed in november 1918 prussia's might and glory were no more it

was all over for kaiser god and fatherland after 4 years of slaughter 10000000 soldiers lay dead on the battlefields and as many people died on the home front as well both in europe and beyond. the moment of the victors had come on june 28th 1919 the allies received a small delegation of diplomats from germany the represented. lives of the german government signed an accord under protest because it was largely imposed without any input from them. in particular the french government led by george clooney also remain staunchly unbending never again was germany to pose a threat to france. the treaty put all german territory west of the rhine under allied occupation for 15 years. allied forces moved into the area

stretching along the river from the city of calle to cologne in january 920 of the 100000 troops in the french army of occupation more than a 5th of came from the french colonies algeria morocco tunisia senegal madagascar or vietnam german troops had encountered them on the battlefields and in the trenches a very. horror stories about the african soldiers savagery made the rounds on the home front as a result the germans were awaiting their french occupiers with no little trepidation during these days many germans saw people of color for the 1st time in their lives you know let me think as you were you doing well on the open until just before world war one there was no question of deploying black soldiers in europe then an officer named shall march on wrote a successful and controversial book in 1000 tan called force the black force where he said the senegalese rifleman are good soldiers they've proven themselves in

africa why should we deploy them in a war in france it was clear that france was afraid of germany in 1914 germany was a stable rich powerful country with a population of 65000000 and there were only 39000000 french to stand against them it was a foregone conclusion that the relationship was completely lost signed and that france was doomed to defeat militarily so they needed to find soldiers and charmers are proposed that they rely on an immense reservoir of african troops. is a one off the cuff. on m.t.v. and as a propaganda during the war they were already publishing propaganda warning that the french colonial troops would cut off the ears of german soldiers and wear them on strings around their necks that they were barbaric and acted like animals and were being ordered to do so by their french superiors stories like this and all these fears were already being whipped up anyway now their focus was simply

redirected onto these colonial troops in the rhineland island and then of course there was also deep seated racism that wasn't just confined to the germans the idea that troops from north africa senegal and vietnam were now in a position of power over the german civilian population well that was a reversal of the established colonial hierarchy wasn't it that these colonial subjects could now exercise authority over europeans who had once been colonial masters themselves but was perceived as extreme humiliation. in the. b.m.t. cation of kaiser vilhelm the 2nd whom the conservatives revered as a symbol of national identification on november 9918 merely compounded the sense of crisis. village chinaman one of the social democrats leaders rushed to declare the end of the old order. run out.

but the fledgling republic was in danger from the. the outset because what was old and rotten hadn't really disappeared in fact quite the contrary the guardians of the old order became the fellows of the new democracy they rejected the idea of the weimar republic and above all repudiated what they called the shameful versailles treaty and those who in their opinion were responsible for it the german social democrats who signed it. in march 19th 20 general votto fun

little bits led the army in an unsuccessful push to overthrow the democratically elected government of chancellor gustav power. in response french troops and then occupied cities east of the rhine as well moroccan regiments marched into frankfurt a mine on april 6th 1920 there were clashes with demonstrators and the moroccans opened fire killing 9 people and wounding many more the incident in frankfurt was exploited as a welcome opportunity to ignite the smoldering german rage against the french occupiers. from spring 1920 on words nationalists. and racists used every available means of propaganda and disinform ation to orchestrate a campaign against what they dubbed black shame none of the slogans or images used back then could be called innocent the toxins in this campaign continue to poison

our lives until today all delusions in new guises that eat into the heart of our society it started out with fake news reports like this. at around 4 pm on sunday december 7th 1900 a colored french colonial soldier attacked 16 year old factory worker gatorade am from corrosion as she was crossing the dylan oyster shell railway line on her way home. the soldier grabbed the frightened girl by her hands threw her in the ditch and held her mouth closed to prevent her screaming. when i thought back he bit my finger and wouldn't let go. he peered into the flesh right down to the bone sucking the blood out so that it ran down from his mouth. in the spring of $920.00 it seemed as if overnight an army of african rapists

paedophiles that set out to systematically defile and dishonor german women girls and boys. the outrage over the allegedly barbaric conduct of the french colonial troops on german soil boiled over into bizarre and festering images. of the world here we can see an african with deformed lips who almost looks like an ape beneath a french helmet and when you turn the coin over you see a german woman found to a martyr stake at the shrine that is the erect penis of a black man topped by a military helmet these were the central obsessions of the black shame campaign this piece is a typical example of black training propaganda which was very wide ranging we can't imagine how powerful this propaganda was today but enormous amounts of money were invested in it brochures were translated from english dark swedish french spanish and american english and so on there were postcards illustrations posters

medallions and. even made films about it if you move the sword to lose your citizenship. then via videophone and the company when we consider the role of the. women and women's bodies in this campaign and it's important to understand that most women who are not really victims of men black men who were colonial soldiers are but the promoters of the campaign in many cases men consciously stylised them into victims beyond vice or white european men needed this one they were the atheros of brochures the writers of novellas and books who subjected women to their own male

fantasies of violent brutal bestie or sexual compulsion i knew my decision 6 to intervene most of us money those weren't the lusts of these black soldiers they were the violence sexual fantasies and the men who made up these stories one minute . because she was. of course some colonial soldiers to carry out isolated attacks but these assaults had nothing to do with skin color nor were they a problem confined to the colonial troops but it was depicted that way others would honestly. be shiny europeans already had the concept of black shame in their minds before the 1st colonial soldiers ever set foot in the rhineland the idea that black men are a threat to white women that their sex drive a stronger that they're unable to control their desires and that they come from primitive races those ideas were already widespread.

the protests against the presence of colonial troops on german soil didn't just come from nationalistic or racist circles. hiring king politicians supported that opposition to your can as nick 15 be called poor boatwright in concert decent ones of good song and. busy striking concert in fuel fabrication. to conquer. under the smear justify vendôme far bigger top needle stuck its neighbor folk on from the horn guys do you can on vote for him but boy don't dare i'm linda and her own father under fire let's on be exact so i will perish at sea believe that's your least. our noite indeed very often. prove to the human rights president. as well decompile your car you can view this campaign from

2 perspectives one is a propaganda campaign directed by the state that is the attempt to overturn the conditions of the versailles peace and that influenced the setting of further postwar conditions. it was aiming to reestablish international solidarity with germany germany wasn't in the league of nations at this point that on the one hand would be a classical political historical standpoint but on the other hand the question is why this campaign spread and appealed to so many other people declare war time the seat was viewed as a failure of the military leadership and the monarchy but also a failure of german soldiers although this was not recognized openly these are the black shame campaign didn't want to admit that campania i english time so the blame for the defeat was projected onto the participation of african soldiers and it's a classic case of transmission if you wish were in

a class issue by targeting sit here on. the leaders of the campaign wanted to publicize reports of mass rapes of german women internationally a few days after the clashes in frankfurt in april 1920 an article appeared in england denouncing the presence of french colonial troops on german soil. the author of the article was the english journalist and labor member of parliament edmund deane mirelle. morrell felt were tight in d.c. and in his article condemned the french occupation on the rhine and its use of black troops. which he described as a horror a terrible situation what's your one and he was already in contact with german officials and was getting information from that office. went ahead in 4 months or.

as far as influencing british public opinion about the occupation of the rhineland using black soldiers is concerned a number of english politicians and journalists staying in berlin in the last few months have been granted access to a large number of documents pertaining to the conduct of black troops in the occupied region mirelle has used the material he was given to publish a brochure of the horror on the rhine which he has written to great effect it was quite apparent that the horror on the rhine awoke feelings of physical and psychological discussed and everyone. does also i think i'm as into the foreign ministry was always behind the scenes inviting visitors from abroad to come to the rhine land and then go back home and report how horrible things were there before by the thing as 15. among the

foreigners the german government recruited to support the campaign was ray beverage from the united states beverage was raised in the white american upper class she became one of the most aggressive agitators spreading the tales of so-called black shame. have the men leading our countries lost their minds they are blind be throwing our white race our white women into the abyss i appeal to all of the world's women i peel to all men still worthy of the name. help white women white girls and white boys are in danger every day and every hour and this threat will continue as long as the black man is entitled to exercise power over whites in america they hanged each and every black man who molests a white woman these are these racist ideas were widely shared in common as they came from the centers of international and european science and research people went to conferences swedish german italian french and british scientists met at

congresses to discuss these issues and the european population were aware of the importance of being white and stained white guys design and vice to be. yet the nationalists revulsion and racists were unable to prevent one thing after the war people along the rhine found love. the men came from africa the philippines and vietnam the women from germany.

between 19191928 several 100 children fathered by colonial soldiers were born to german women in the german regions along the rhine the precise number isn't known but it could be anywhere from 402-8000 these children and their mothers and their families were socially ostracized from the start. a senior civil servant wrote. unfortunately some of the female population did not know how to defend their morals or uphold the honor of their position and national dignity they gauge didn't relations with occupation troops in a disgusting way this fraternization was of course not without consequences in many cases. the position france rosenberger went even further. should we silently tolerate this fact that instead of the light songs of white beautiful well bred and electrolux appear

a lively young germans on the banks of the rhine we will hear the calling sound of dapple grey low brow and a wide nosed chorus half animals of a little more lotto. or when they speak of the latter's ation they're presuming that a lot of women from the rhine region had voluntary relations with colonial. oops and also bore them children and many nationalist propagandists campaigned against what they called white shame so that's a very massage and mystic anti woman version that says it's bad enough that the french have brought these black soldiers into the country now we've also got all these german women with no sense of honor or patriotism lining up on mass to have sexual relations with these colonial soldiers. the x. clothes you all the exclusion touched on there of the white woman from the

collective of the german nation is of course racist. the concept is that the german population of the body of the people regenerates from within and that anyone involved in racial defilement must be excluded from the body of the german. there is naturally also an assumption that if someone has a darker skin color he or she can't really be german there you see a deep rooted belief that being german means having a specific ethnic identity. so your german if your skin's the right color but what about those who have african or asian fathers but at 1st sight don't look like it for example village barred from. it the impression of him being alien or different and that was basically purely abstractly while he spoke

a broad report in dialect so that really like i said nobody in you could clearly work out his origins from his speech. his language defined him as a long established local and that was always what mattered for us when. in 1920 children used to sing who's afraid of the black man and answer themselves. nobody. but it wasn't the same for adults. these are of the good born bad indeed the afro german children born from these relationships were in a tough position and the ever known they were a reminder of their defeat in the war. and the present songs much they were a reminder of the french occupation forces. and they reminded people of the inability of german men to protect their women from alleged rapists that's highest

. that means that the authorities already had these children in their sights by the mid 1920 s. . they were perceived as a potential threat and portents here with a warm bargain on one local politician had a radical solution the maturing of half breeds who will soon be capable of reproducing is causing great concern in the fonts so i'm asking you to listen to what's being said at the right.

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now. thanks to distancing learning robots students recovering at home from illness or injury can follow and contribute to what happens in classrooms. quiana geim from often has been having me problems since suffering a sporting injury for weeks she's been unable to go to school. but thanks to new distancing learning technology the 11 year old can attend her school's politics class from home.

can watch listen and contribute to what happens in the classroom the a.v. one or charlie a small robot. she controls the device using a tablet. answering the teacher's questions to the robot isn't a simple as it could be though. and it's different when you're actually in the classroom when you're there it's easier to participate and you don't have to think about where to look at home things are different you have to direct your camera in the right location decide where you want to look. but apart from that it's pretty good what. charlie the robot can be steered in any direction but it does take some time. let's do you want us to turn the robot around. i'm almost there.

during breaks or uses the robot to goof around with her classmates. almost as if she were there in person so. we're toast i know showing the teachers a kiosk a school she worked hard to get a distance learning robot for her school collecting donations and subsidies to foot the 3700 year old bill. she says robots help children who are sick at home to stay connected. kunz 5 kids can catch up on studying at home but they also need social interaction they want to participate in the classroom even with an injured knee they can interact with their classmates thanks to charlie. it gets pretty boring when you're all alone in hospital or at home. you start wondering what the others are up to what class they're attending. the robot helps me stay in

touch by. his classmates take the robot along on their break so they can chat during recess provided the wife i connection holds up the. game if occasion is all about playful learning it's celebrated by many but some experts say it's only suitable in limited contexts. mine on my uncle harrison goodwill invited me to germany in his letter he talks about an important invention. project lingo that will change the world and he thinks he's being persecuted but why is. 'd this really going to wrack to crime stories been designed by the good to institute to help students learn german. the idea is that instead of studying vocabulary and grammar rules students will hold their language skills more intuitively by playing

a game. the teaching adventure app appeals to our innate playfulness. to solve the crime mystery students must construct complex sentences and use a broad range of all cabul or the aim is for students to learn how to write job applications. game if occasion is seen as a promising teaching method that's not only fun but also hugely motivational. to succeed we have to concentrate and do the hard work which is what learning is all about. how one from students a games really motivate them because they don't feel like they're studying many say oh this is just really fun. i. know many play this game not because they want to improve their german skills but because it's enjoyable and that's what game a fixation is all about it's all smart. game if occasion works as stockholm's piano stairway shows. the idea is that by turning

the stairs into piano keys will be more fun to climb and more people will be encouraged to skip the escalator and walk. the result 66 percent of people who took the escalator gave the musical stairway a go if only briefly. many of us from this on someone is motivated to do something this is always more effective than if someone tells that person you have to do this games make it easier for our brain to learn something than if we sit in a classroom but gamification is not only about making learning more fun it also encourages people to learn independently or work out solutions on their own instead of being told what to do but this year rieker effect is what makes people really memorize things was. playful interaction is the name of the game show no a u.s. student likes the go to institute learning app so much she even uses it to study

german in her free time. something she has never done with a conventional vocabulary book. to most of my good i always like having a choice of materials to study not just books. and the app is an alternative to playing games on my mobile when i'm in the subway or in a taxi going somewhere taxi. is game of occasion the future of education. not necessarily says mark fabiani book pedagogic sport he says games can be beneficial to learning but only under the right circumstances and for certain people. i think gamification is promising in the field to further education and training because here people are learning new skills so these are usually well educated individuals who have already completed procreational training or university or both schools are about teaching certain behavioral problems here come

a fixation should not be a complement all the teaching method. is no substitute for conventional classroom teaching you cannot get through high school just by playing educational games education and classroom teaching is more complex than the. car manufacturer already is using games to train its sales staff on the job the game as players navigate a virtual car dealership and talk to virtual buyers they need to answer their questions questions that have been sourced from real conversations. virtual buyers will react positively or negatively to the kind of answers provided. players aren't performance points and are ranked depending on how well they do in the game . but this kind of competition can also be counterproductive. rankings compare people but that's not what learning is about learning is about becoming better than we were before that's what a ranking can give me

a sense of form to tell others of but that's not the focus learning is not necessarily about competition. the german students meanwhile are getting closer to solving the crime mystery and of learned a new range of all cabul area along the way. and even if they do forget some of the new words it was a fun way to study. artificial intelligence or ai can help students study more effectively smart textbooks for example can detect where they may need extra learning support. we're at the german research center for artificial intelligence today students get to play around and explore the various ai projects researchers are developing to a teaching. iniquitous course mine are showing the students how ai can assist teachers in the

classroom. where type of mind doesn't the other mind projects is about creating a prototype adaptive textbook of the future when it registers how students read census track and analyze the reader's behavior and can adapt the book according not . ok ok so how about you read the middle section of this page. a sensor tracks the student's eye movements as she reads this physics textbook. ai technology that interprets how well she's learned the subject matter. if the sensor registers her eyes darting around or returning to the same formula or over and of concludes that the person is struggling to understand the subject an infrared camera provides additional clues about someone's learning progress it can detect when someone's forehead gets warmer because the brain is working extra hard. ai technology can interpret this as a sign of

a student deep in concentration or we can combine this technology with the truck and it shows us which subjects are the most among thing this can help me understand which topics of the most challenging where extra help is needed. this technology could then simplify book sections provide more in-depth information or extra tutorials as needed the technology can also inform teachers about subjects that students are struggling with the most. and i think i would like it if they introduced this technology it would help everyone get a better idea of how to improve schools but it is pretty good to get direct feedback about where you are making progress and where you still need to invest more energy. i think this is a great invention. students at germany's university of haagen use a digital learning platform to study from home. research or cloudier devitt once all students to one day have access to an intelligent learning assistant as well.

the university is teamed up with the german research center for artificial intelligence. they will be analyzing data from the university's digital learning platform to understand how students are progressing. does assist in this system knows exactly what students have learned so far which learning strategies they prefer what targets they have set themselves and which modules they have completed in short the system knows pretty much everything about them. course material and learning strategy tips then fed into the system. the system can then coach students based on their individual needs advising them on how to get organized and study well. the idea is to make this available ahead of exams and to help with homework but is there a potential risk. i know horses there is a great risk we're well aware of it that the ai system will permanently monitor and

influence students so it will be essential that we strike a balance early on between fostering independence and providing external advice. today's workshop is winding down the latest technological teaching solutions are full of promise but of course nobody is ignoring the potential dangers either. yes we need to ensure schools don't rock students of their autonomy so it is perfectly fine for the system to suggest course material all learning strategies but students must be allowed to make the final decision themselves. enough studying for today time for some fun. because learning should be just that fun.

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