Education and AI

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@Mariya-Rajpar Utilizes AI to enhance language learning, adapting to individual learning styles and paces.

@HAREE3921bc0ed1 AI tutors can adapt to individual learning styles and paces, providing tailored instruction and feedback.

@Mariya-Rajpar
here examples of AI in Education:
Adaptive Learning Platforms:
These platforms use AI to tailor content and learning paths to individual student needs and progress.
Automated Grading and Scheduling:
AI can automate tasks like grading and scheduling, freeing up teachers' time to focus on teaching and student interaction.
Interactive Educational Tools:
VR and AR technologies, powered by AI, can create immersive learning environments, making subjects more engaging.
Language Learning:
AI can provide instant feedback on grammar, pronunciation, and vocabulary, and personalize language lessons based on individual learning styles.
Course Generation:
Generative AI tools can help educators create engaging and personalized course materials.
AI Literacy:
Educating students about AI itself, including its potential risks and benefits, is also an important aspect of AI in education.

@Sanam
Hello dear hopefully you are enjoying summer vacations. You really raised a point that is mostly talk of town , people who are not welcoming towards any change especially technological changes.

AI has definitely transformed how I think, plan, and teach. As a teacher, I love using tools because they help me shape my thoughts clearly and write exactly what I want to say—especially when I’m trying to turn big ideas into creative, meaningful content for my students.

I see AI as a powerful support system, not a replacement. It saves time on admin tasks, helps with lesson ideas, and even assists in designing presentations or student activities. This gives me more time to focus on what truly matters: building confidence, encouraging creativity, and forming real human connections in my classroom.

But yes, we must strike a balance. AI can assist, but it can’t replace the empathy, intuition, and cultural understanding that human teachers bring. Teaching is not just about delivering content—it’s about understanding hearts and minds.

So, I welcome AI into my teaching journey—but I hold the steering wheel.

@Sanaa Your project is timely and well structured. I liked how you connected artificial intelligence with classroom practice.
As someone using AI to teach Arabic prosody to blind students, I found your ideas on personalization very useful.
Thank you for sharing your work—it’s relevant and inspiring

How will AI impact our daily lives in the future?

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@SAJAN-Mal as in my opinion in future because of AI our education system becomes more easier and easiness in practical works specially in science subjects .

AI tools can collect and analyze large volumes of educational data such as attendance, engagement levels, and assessment results to help educators make informed decisions. By identifying patterns and predicting learning difficulties early, AI supports targeted interventions, increasing both the effectiveness and equity of education systems.

AI is vastly used to analyse, asses, and organise the work further it made the things easy for the people. I use AI for fun learning activities kids love those activites.

***Hello everyone;

Based on my experience teaching English as a foreign language to 11-year-old primary school students, I believe that AI has the potential to enhance the learning process by making it more engaging, personalized, and effective for young learners, provided we select an AI tool that is suitable for their age and educationally sound.

I utilized AI tools such as applications, games, quizzes, and rewards to make learning vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation enjoyable. I employed AI to change images in videos and to produce educational cartoons using platforms like Runway and Canva, allowing my students to film themselves and incorporate text in those videos with tools like FlexClip. Additionally, I used AI sound tools to create audio, particularly for teaching pronunciation, employing TTSMaker to generate native speaker sounds. I also incorporated other AI tools to design avatars and generate personalized presentations for English lessons, enabling us to upload student selfies and the AI make them "speak" English with accurate pronunciation.

So according to my experience, those AI tools enhance the enjoyment and interactivity of learning. my students tackle the "pronunciation difficulties as non-native speakers" issue. moreover, AI customizes itself to fit each student's level, speed, and preferred learning style.

Looking forward to hearing about your experiences***