About the webinar
Guests: Angela Newby and Tim Lovatt, Heads of Digital Learning at UWCSEA’s East and Dover campuses in Singapore Host: Fiona Murchie, Managing Editor of Relocate Global and Think Global People An insightful conversation on how digital literacy and technology integration are shaping the future of education at UWCSEA East. Tim and Angela explore how their mission—to empower students to make a positive impact on their communities and the planet—intersects with digital skills, AI, and critical thinking.
From student-led sustainability projects like solar panel installations to AI-driven innovations like smart food waste bins, discover how the school fosters curiosity, ethical decision-making, and human-centred skills, preparing students to thrive in a rapidly changing, digital-first world.
Key Takeaways:
- Digital literacy as empowerment: Students use technology and digital platforms to advocate for change and make tangible impacts in their communities.
- AI integrated thoughtfully: AI is embedded across the curriculum, teaching students both practical use and ethical considerations rather than as a standalone tool.
- Human skills matter most: Creativity, curiosity, collaboration, and critical thinking are emphasised to ensure students remain distinctly human in an AI-driven world.
- Progressive, concept-based learning: From K1 to Grade 12, students build skills and understanding progressively, ensuring digital competencies and citizenship grow alongside technical knowledge.
- Real-world impact projects: Hands-on initiatives, like solar panel installations and AI-driven Smart Bins, allow students to apply skills, innovate solutions, and leave lasting legacies.
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