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ABS Times - 2025/2026 13Student Articlesthat asking for help is okay. Talking to someone you trust can make a notable difference. %u201cNo one should deal with everything alone,\support sometimes.\to relax by listening to music, spending time with friends, or taking a walk. Tiny things like that can help calm their minds. are helpful and interesting for pupils, even though some still have trouble adjusting to the new techniques and technologies. My aunt went on to say, \ students are more self-assured and independent now.\have expanded and how education is changing to meet the demands of the modern world is exciting.\considered, Kuwait's educational system is headed toward preparing kids that idea. %u201cWe show that women can be strong, skilled, and proud of what they do,%u201d she said. Alia hopes to see women%u2019s football continue to grow in Kuwait. More girls are joining teams every year, and support for women%u2019s sports is increasing. Through her dedication and love for the game, Alia Mohamed is inspiring a new generation of players and proving that women%u2019s football has a bright future. The Evolution of Education in Kuwait By Modhawi Al-Senan Over the past 10 years, Kuwaiti education has experienced significant expansion. Schools have updated ways of teaching, added new technology, and modified the curriculum to better prepare kids for the modern world. My aunt, (name pending?) who works as a teacher in Kuwait, claims that when she first started teaching, classes were very traditional. She said, \and paper, and I talked for almost all of each lesson while the students watched while taking notes.\Classrooms are much more interesting now that students use tablets, smartboards, and online resources for classes and homework. Methods of instruction have also changed. In many schools, group projects, class discussions, and problem-solving exercises have taken the place of rote memorization. According to my aunt, \more active in class.\to find answers to the questions Mental health affects everyone, not just a few people. One student said, \have hard days. It doesn't mean we're weak %u2013 it means we're human.\students speak up about how they feel, schools can become kinder and more supportive places. When people care and listen to each other, everyone feels stronger and less alone. Women%u2019s Sports in Kuwait By Lulwah Jamal Women%u2019s sports in Kuwait are growing, and Alia Mohamed, the coach of the women%u2019s national football team, is one of the people helping to make that happen. She believes that football can give girls more confidence, and teach them teamwork. Her goal is to help more young women play the sport they love and represent their country with pride. Alia said her love for football began when she was a child, even though there were not many teams for girls at the time. %u201cWe played anywhere we could, even in small fields,%u201d she said. %u201cNow, I want to give today%u2019s players more chances than we had.%u201d She works hard to train her team and help them believe in themselves, both on and off the field. One of the challenges Alia faces is changing how some people think about women in sports. She said some still believe football is only for men, but every match her team plays helps to change they ask.\changed by the Ministry of Education to emphasize science, technology, English, and abilities that foster critical thinking and creativity. The majority of teachers think that the adjustments for a modern, interactive, and creative future. A generation prepared to meet the opportunities and challenges of the future is being shaped by teachers learning new techniques, schools using more technology, and students being pushed to think critically, communicate, and collaborate with others. Artificial Intelligence in Kuwait: Changing Schools, Jobs, and Daily Life By Naser Al-Thowaikh Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just about the future. It is already part of daily life in Kuwait. To learn more, I spoke with Dr. Sara Al-Mutairi, a professor of Computer Science at Kuwait University. She explained how AI is starting to affect schools, jobs, and even families. %u201cAI is when machines or computer systems can think and learn like people,%u201d Dr. Al-Mutairi said. %u201cThey can look at information, make choices, and even guess what might happen next.%u201d AI in Schools In Kuwait, AI is helping students in classrooms. Dr. Al-Mutairi explained that special computer programs can give each student their own learning path. The programs can also show teachers which students need more help. %u201cThe good thing is that every student can learn at their own speed,%u201d she said.