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The Artificial Forest Leap Fell on the Shoulders of Teachers in Tartu High Schools

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The TI-Hüppe program, which began in 2025, has not yet been implemented in Tartu upper secondary schools after its first year. The Ministry of Education and Research promised in February 2025 that by autumn, all 10th and 11th grade students, or 20,000 upper secondary school students and their 4,700 teachers, will have access to the artificial intelligence learning application ITI.
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The TI-Hüppe program, which began in 2025, has not yet been implemented in Tartu upper secondary schools after its first year. The Ministry of Education and Research promised in February 2025 that by autumn, all 10th and 11th grade students, or 20,000 upper secondary school students and their 4,700 teachers, will have access to the artificial intelligence learning application ITI.

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ohtuleht.ee broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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