Topic: Education

By Sevanna Emma Shaverdian Last semester, I watched a classmate stare at her blank Google Doc before she finally whispered, “Can’t I just ask ChatGPT to write an outline for[...]

WATERTOWN — College students from at least six different universities participated in a networking cookout on Friday, November 14, at the Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU) New England District headquarters[...]

By Gohar Palyan YEREVAN —The Knights of Vartan’s Tabibian Family Scholarship has supported a total of 16 students since 2023, providing full one-year scholarships to students at Yerevan State University[...]

By Shoghik Mikayelyan and Nina Abgaryan Special to the Mirror-Spectator GYUMRI, Armenia — In 2021, Armenia introduced a system of voluntary certification for teachers, designed to assess subject knowledge and[...]

By Richard Ohanian Sometime in late 1780s, a math teacher in an elementary school in Brunswick, Germany, asked his students to add up the numbers from 1 to 100 to[...]

By Shoghik Mikayelyan and Nina Abgaryan Special to the Mirror-Spectator In Gyumri, Armenia’s second-largest city, young people often face limited job opportunities, which in turn restricts their exposure to other[...]

WATERTOWN — It seems like all aspects of artificial intelligence (AI) are simultaneously fascinating and frightening the world as its role rapidly grows in our daily lives. Armenia is no[...]

PARIS — Armenia once again took the global stage at UNESCO’s Digital Learning Week 2025 in Paris, presenting its Generation AI High School Project as a national model for AI[...]

YEREVAN — The Armenian Volunteer Network (AMVN) co-founders Seroj Terian, Kristina Terian, and Hasmik Torosyan recently gathered in Yerevan with a group of volunteers, students and partners to celebrate AMVN’s[...]

As the world order continues its transformation from a unipolar system to a more complex multipolar configuration, Armenia faces multifaceted challenges amplified by its defeat in the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war,[...]