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Artificial intelligence in schools: it can raise grades, but 'does not lead to learning'

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An OECD report shows that artificial intelligence can improve student performance, but can also encourage mental laziness and hinder the development of skills. Three out of four teachers express concern about work that is not authored by the students themselves.

Expresso19 Jan

Artificial intelligence in schools: it can raise grades, but 'does not lead to learning'

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Teachers concerns in Portugal

Artificial intelligence in schools: it can raise grades, but 'does not lead to learning'

Artificial intelligence in schools: it can raise grades, but 'does not lead to learning'