From basic to superior education, the number of students who use artificial intelligence tools to study continues to grow. A trend that worries parents and teachers, which warn of the risks of excessive or inadequate use of these technologies.
They are always available and respond to seconds. For some, artificial intelligence tools are seen as a support for teaching: they help learn, decode concepts and adapt the pace to each student’s needs.
But experts warn that the transition to this new model should be done together, with training not only for students, but also for parents and teachers.
There are those who argue that the use of It may require rethinking evaluation methods in schools.
In Madeira, two schools will test this reality next year, with the implementation of a pilot project that is part of the AI in the learning process.
