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INTELLIGENT LEARNING OP-ED: Teaching with AI requires a balancing act in the classroom

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Teachers around the world are using AI tools. Administrative tasks like marking and attendance are being automated, freeing up more time for teaching. In online schools, teachers are using AI tools to personalise learning, tailoring content to individual student pace and needs. Many teachers are using AI to help with lesson plans and generate tests, resources and differentiated materials very quic...
AI in education presents both opportunities and challenges. On one hand, it can personalize learning, make quality education accessible, and strengthen critical thinking. On the other hand, it can erode human connection in the classroom, reflect and amplify biases, and potentially replace human thinking in fields like law, literature, and religion. The debate revolves around striking a balance between leveraging AI for educational benefits while ensuring that it complements, rather than replaces...