Personalised Learning

It doesn’t take an educator in the classroom to tell you that each student is different. There is no ‘one size fits all’. One of the most significant benefits of AI in education is its ability to personalise learning experiences for individual students. AI can provide a targeted and adaptive learning experience for individuals, catering to their needs based on student performance, engagement, and learning style. This leads to better outcomes and increased student engagement, as learning experiences are tailored to their needs and preferences.

Adaptive Assessment

Assessments can be adaptive to the skills level of the students. This means the assessments are designed to adjust the difficulty of the questions based on the student’s answers. They receive questions that are tailored to their level of knowledge and understanding. The difficulty level of the questions changes based on how well the individuals perform on the assessment. This helps to measure student progress and proficiency.

Actionable Feedback

Another benefit of AI in education is its ability to provide real-time assessment and feedback to students. In a busy classroom, it is not always possible for a teacher to give feedback immediately to everyone. AI-powered tools can analyse student work and provide immediate feedback to help students improve. This approach can help students better understand their progress and identify areas where they should focus their efforts. Additionally, AI can provide teachers with valuable insights into student performance, enabling them to adjust their teaching strategies accordingly.

Enhanced Classroom Assistant

A teacher comes with three core jobs: preparing the lesson, teaching it, and marking the work afterwards. It can be exhausting. And not to mention, a teacher is not just to pour teaching content to the students but also to nurture them. AI can enhance classroom management and help teachers create a more efficient and effective learning environment. AI-powered tools can assist with grading, scheduling, and record-keeping tasks, giving teachers the time to focus on individual students’ needs. This means the element of human touch is still in the classroom.

AI has the potential to transform the way we learn and teach, providing new opportunities for personalised and adaptive learning experiences.