The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Major General Yousef Ahmed Al-Huneiti, patronized the first Scientific and Training Day of the Directorate of Education and Military Culture on Monday. Held under the theme "Innovation, Digital Transformation, and Inclusive Education," the event took place at the Armed Forces Hotel. It was attended by the President of Al-Hussein Technical University, the Secretary-General of the Ministry of Education for Educational Affairs, and several senior officers of the Jordanian Armed Forces – the Arab Army.The Scientific Day began with the Royal Anthem, followed by a recitation of verses from the Holy Quran.Major General Al-Huneiti and the attendees listened to a speech by the Director of Education and Military Culture, in which he emphasized the significance of this event in advancing the educational process. He highlighted the directorate’s role in supporting innovation and digital transformation in education, noting that such initiatives are crucial steps toward modernizing teaching methods in line with contemporary technological advancements. He stressed that digital transformation has become an essential necessity amid today’s rapidly evolving challenges to keep pace with technological developments, enhance education quality, and ensure accessibility for all groups without exception.The attendees also watched a documentary film presented by the Directorate of Education and Military Culture, showcasing the projects and various achievements of outstanding students. The film highlighted how students utilize technology and creativity in their academic projects, achieving remarkable results through modern and advanced educational tools.For his part, the advisor of the German University spoke about the challenges facing academic institutions amid rapid developments, emphasizing the need for collective efforts to modernize curricula and integrate artificial intelligence to enhance education. He highlighted the importance of such events as a positive step toward implementing these future visions in military academic institutions.During the scientific sessions, the attendees discussed key topics, including an introduction to the Creative Platform Initiative (JODDB) and its leading role in enhancing the education system. The initiative aims to improve new curricula, representing a modern approach to enhancing education quality, assessments, and inclusive education in military culture schools. It aligns with digital transformation projects and meets the needs of the current era.The participants also discussed the role of training and educational supervision in enhancing teachers' performance and developing their skills to meet current needs. The conversation focused on employing artificial intelligence in education and the project of institutionalizing libraries and electronic linkage. Attention was also given to tools like ChatGPT and how they can be utilized to improve learning methods and facilitate the educational process for children with learning difficulties. In this context, the importance of using AI to support interaction and active engagement between students and teachers was highlighted.It is worth noting that the Directorate of Education and Military Culture provides educational and academic services to approximately 22,000 students through 54 military schools across the country. Additionally, it oversees the teaching of military science to around 70,000 students annually in universities and community colleges. In total, 60,000 students are currently enrolled, with the Jordan Armed Forces covering their full university tuition costs and monitoring their progress throughout their studies.
The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Major General Yousef Ahmed Al-Huneiti, patronized the first Scientific and Training Day of the Directorate of Education and Military Culture on Monday. Held under the theme "Innovation, Digital Transformation, and Inclusive Education," the event took place at the Armed Forces Hotel. It was attended by the President of Al-Hussein Technical University, the Secretary-General of the Ministry of Education for Educational Affairs, and several senior officers of the Jordanian Armed Forces – the Arab Army.
The Scientific Day began with the Royal Anthem, followed by a recitation of verses from the Holy Quran.
Major General Al-Huneiti and the attendees listened to a speech by the Director of Education and Military Culture, in which he emphasized the significance of this event in advancing the educational process. He highlighted the directorate’s role in supporting innovation and digital transformation in education, noting that such initiatives are crucial steps toward modernizing teaching methods in line with contemporary technological advancements. He stressed that digital transformation has become an essential necessity amid today’s rapidly evolving challenges to keep pace with technological developments, enhance education quality, and ensure accessibility for all groups without exception.
The attendees also watched a documentary film presented by the Directorate of Education and Military Culture, showcasing the projects and various achievements of outstanding students. The film highlighted how students utilize technology and creativity in their academic projects, achieving remarkable results through modern and advanced educational tools.
For his part, the advisor of the German University spoke about the challenges facing academic institutions amid rapid developments, emphasizing the need for collective efforts to modernize curricula and integrate artificial intelligence to enhance education. He highlighted the importance of such events as a positive step toward implementing these future visions in military academic institutions.
During the scientific sessions, the attendees discussed key topics, including an introduction to the Creative Platform Initiative (JODDB) and its leading role in enhancing the education system. The initiative aims to improve new curricula, representing a modern approach to enhancing education quality, assessments, and inclusive education in military culture schools. It aligns with digital transformation projects and meets the needs of the current era.
The participants also discussed the role of training and educational supervision in enhancing teachers' performance and developing their skills to meet current needs. The conversation focused on employing artificial intelligence in education and the project of institutionalizing libraries and electronic linkage. Attention was also given to tools like ChatGPT and how they can be utilized to improve learning methods and facilitate the educational process for children with learning difficulties. In this context, the importance of using AI to support interaction and active engagement between students and teachers was highlighted.
It is worth noting that the Directorate of Education and Military Culture provides educational and academic services to approximately 22,000 students through 54 military schools across the country. Additionally, it oversees the teaching of military science to around 70,000 students annually in universities and community colleges. In total, 60,000 students are currently enrolled, with the Jordan Armed Forces covering their full university tuition costs and monitoring their progress throughout their studies.
