AI AND EDUCATION: THE ULTIMATE INTELLIGENT ASSISTANT FOR ENHANCING LEARNING
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AI and Education, Artificial Intelligence, AIAbstract
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into education serves as an effective tool to enhance learning. By applying AI technology to teachers, learners, and educational institutions, it facilitates improved learning outcomes. AI supports personalized learning through Adaptive Learning systems, which adapt content and teaching methods to suit the unique needs and potential of each learner. It enables the development of interactive learning materials, skill-level-based adaptive assessments, personalized recommendations, and increased motivation for learners. Furthermore, AI has the potential to address educational inequality by creating equitable opportunities and expanding access to learning for all groups, including individuals with language or learning barriers. It also enhances teachers’ technological skills, instructional management capabilities, and the readiness of educational institutions to prepare for a future.
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