Hoppa till sidinnehåll

Forskning och utveckling inom kategori "Internationellt"

Visar sida 16 av 245

Välj typ av innehåll inom kategori "Internationellt":

Forskning och utveckling kategorier

California college professors divided on AI's role in education

18 mars
California college professors have differing views on the role of AI in education. Some professors, like Casey Goeller at Cal State Long Beach, integrate AI into coursework to prepare students for a workforce where AI is prevalent. Others, such as Olivia Obeso at Cal State Polytechnic and San Luis Obispo, avoid AI in teaching to…
Forskning och utveckling kategorier

With AI changing everything, here's how teachers can shape the new culture of learning

18 mars
Teachers are adapting to the increasing presence of artificial intelligence in education, with some finding it challenging as students use AI to bypass traditional learning tasks. Steve Graham of Arizona State University notes that effective use of AI requires more knowledge, not less, and can enhance critical thinking if used properly.

UMD researchers to build AI database to improve math learning outcomes

11 mars
A University of Maryland-led team has received a $4.5 million grant from the Gates Foundation/Walton Family Foundation to improve AI as a tool to strengthen math instruction and boost learning. The researchers will develop a large-scale, open-source dataset for AI model training tools focused on K–12 math education, sourced over the next three years from…

Examining the impact of drama-based sessions on the social emotional well-being of Autistic pupils in a special school: A multi-informant qualitative study

7 mars
Our research suggests that the principles of play, openness and togetherness within drama teaching have the potential to positively contribute to Autistic pupils' experiences of self-esteem, happiness and friendship. (pdf)

Honoring practices of community-based educators: lessons learned from the collaborative design of a creative mobile app

7 mars
This paper shares reflections and stories from a collaborative design process between the Lifelong Kindergarten group at the MIT Media Lab and a global network of community-based educators to develop a creative coding app called OctoStudio, which supports children and families to create and share interactive projects on mobile devices. (pdf)
1151617245