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Artificial Intelligence's Effect on Education: Advantages,
Difficulties, and Prospects.
Abstract
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly influencing the education sector,
altering how teachers teach and how students assimilate information. The
usefulness of artificial intelligence (AI) in education, its integration methods, and
the resulting effects are all examined in this study. The study uses a qualitative
review methodology and references academic journals, industry reports, and
case studies to highlight important developments and challenges. The findings
show that while AI increases productivity and personalization, it also poses concerns
about equity and data privacy. Understanding the effects of AI is essential for
influencing future educational policies and technologies.
Introduction
The simulation of human intelligence in machines which are built to think and learn is
known as artificial intelligence (AI). AI-powered administrative tools, adaptive
learning platforms, automated grading, and intelligent tutoring systems are examples
of uses in the field of education. This topic is relevant because it has the ability to
transform conventional teaching strategies and increase learning's efficiency,
accessibility, and personalization.
Importance
For several reasons, artificial intelligence (AI) in education is very significant.
Personalized Learning: AI can analyze student data and modify content to meet
particular needs.
Enhanced Efficiency: Teachers can devote more time to instruction and simplify
administrative duties.
Accessibility: Students with disabilities or those who struggle with language can
benefit from AI resources.
Data-Driven Insights: Educational establishments can use AI to improve choices and
outcomes.
As the need for scalability and inclusivity in educational systems grows, integrating
AI proves to be not only beneficial but also crucial.
Methodology
The methodology used in this study is a qualitative literature review. One of the
main steps was data collection, which involved searching
academic databases like Google Scholar, JSTOR, and ScienceDirect with
terms like "AI in education," "adaptive
learning," and "intelligent tutoring systems.". Selection Criteria: From 2015 to 2024,
peer-reviewed papers, conference proceedings, and industry whitepapers were taken
into account. Analysis: Benefits, difficulties, implementation techniques, and
case studies were the themes into which the content was divided.
Findings and Discussion
Advantages of Adaptive Learning: DreamBox and Carnegie Learning are two
examples of tools that modify content in response to students' performance in real
time. Automated Feedback: Gradescope, Turnitin, and other platforms provide prompt
feedback and grading. Virtual tutors: Chatbots that offer round-the-
clock language practice include Duolingo's AI bot.
Challenges: An ethical dilemma arises because AI systems frequently need sensitive
student data. Equity and Access: Access to AI-powered resources is not equal for all
students. Teacher Training In order for educators to use AI technologies effectively,
they must receive the right training.
Case Study: China's Smart Education System: AI is being used extensively to
customise learning plans and monitor student behaviour, a practice that has
drawn both praise and criticism worldwide.
Estonia's Digital Learning Strategy: AI is incorporated into the country's curriculum
development and teacher assistance programs.
conclusion
AI has the potential to completely transform education by improving efficiency,
enabling personalization, and expanding accessibility. Careful handling of its
integration is necessary to address privacy, equity, and ethical use concerns. In order
to ensure that AI benefits every student, more research and cautious implementation
methods are required.
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Luckin, R., Holmes, W., Griffiths, M., & Forcier, L. B. (2016). Intelligence
Unleashed: An Argument for AI in Education. Pearson Education.
UNESCO. (2021). AI and Education: Guidance for Policy-Makers. Paris:
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Heffernan, N. T., & Heffernan, C. L. (2014). The ASSISTments Ecosystem:
Building a Platform that Brings Scientists and Teachers Together for
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