深圳福田区石厦学校正在推进人工智能赋能教育,通过建设自主学习空间、数理探索空间和智能智造空间等特色场景,创新教学模式[1]。学校开展AI自主学习、动态分层教学、数理混龄社团等创新教学项目,引导学生通过AI编程、机器人设计和科学实验等实践活动培养自主学习能力、创新思维和实践能力[1]。
该校AI自主学习空间的使用效果显著,月均有不少学生学习超过25小时,即平均每天保持1个多小时的自主学习[1]。学校数理混龄社团由全校招募的30名不同年级同学组成[1],而智能智造社团面向4-8年级招募成员,目前已有150名同学参与[1]。石厦学校党委书记井光明表示,"人工智能时代知识平权,知识随手可得,学习随时可行"[1]。
根据福田区教育局推进的"五个一"校园工程,这类特色AI空间正在该区各校逐步铺开[1]。
Shichexia School in Futian District has established dedicated artificial intelligence spaces to transform educational practices and foster student innovation.[1] The institution has created three specialized learning environments: an AI self-directed learning space, a mathematics and science exploration area, and an intelligent manufacturing studio.[1] These facilities enable students to engage in hands-on projects including developing navigation systems through AI programming, designing robots, and conducting scientific experiments that cultivate autonomous learning capabilities, creative thinking, and practical skills.[1]
The school's AI self-directed learning space has demonstrated significant engagement, with students averaging over 25 hours of monthly study time, translating to more than one hour of daily independent learning.[1] The mathematics and science mixed-age club brings together 30 students from different grades across the school, while the intelligent manufacturing club recruits members from grades 4 through 8, currently involving 150 participants.[1] These initiatives align with broader district efforts, as Futian District's education bureau is advancing a "Five-in-One" campus development program designed to establish distinctive AI spaces in every school.[1]
School Party Committee Secretary Jing Guangming articulated the educational philosophy underlying these efforts, stating that "in the artificial intelligence era, knowledge equity means that knowledge is readily accessible and learning can happen anytime."[1] This approach reflects contemporary thinking on education, exemplified by Education Minister Huai Jingpeng's proposal at the 2026 World Digital Education Conference to center student development around the concept of "enlightening wisdom and enhancing intelligence."[1]