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Young People Want to Make Sports Lessons Fairer with Ai
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DELMENHORST. Stopwatch, tables, grades – in sports lessons, time often decides on success. For five young people from Delmenhorst, this is a problem because individual requirements hardly count. With their project "SkillFIT", they want to make the assessment in sport fairer – with the help of artificial intelligence, which takes a look at progress instead of rigid standards. A model for the future? What counts? (symbol photo.) Photo: Shutterstoc…
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A group of pupils from Lower Saxony wants to make the sport lessons with AI more just. Their idea even made it to the Olympic Winter Games.
Delmenhorst (dpa/lni) – Squeaky sneakers, a loud hall, staggering breath: while a few children play basketball, others stop the time of sprinting. Whoever is on the starting line. One holds the stopwatch, someone calls through the seconds later. In the end there is a number – and often a note. For some, these moments in sports lessons are associated with stress. When you notice that your performance is compared to the fastest. If you have an eff…
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