Hands-On AI Projects for the Classroom: A guide for Secondary Education Teachers is a project that I came across while doing research for interesting learning methods that harness the emergence of technology in the classroom. The AI project is a new and exciting way for students to interact with content, while also becoming well versed in the functions of AI. The project seeks to build a student’s confidence and intellectual abilities by having the student ask questions with the AI Chabot. The consequences of this inquiry-based platform are that students will embrace their curiosity and have the tools to design their own Chabot, creating a space for applicability throughout their academic journey. Because the nature of AI is always evolving, the limitations of the AI project continually shrink the more the student uses and understands it. We all know that students are under an incredible amount of pressure to perform and make good use of their time. This AI project, when wielded intentionally, can build a foundation of efficiency that a student can harness and utilize for the rest of their academic and professional life.
A class of collge students sit in class as they learn about the ethics and practices of AI.www.Bloomberg
A Teachers Role
When it comes to teachers, there are no constraints of AI, they can use it for Math, Social Sciences, English, and foreign languages. In appealing to the range of multiple intelligences, teachers can deploy the AI project into their classrooms to reach all learning styles and grade levels. Teachers can be descriptive in the AI prompts, relating it to the curriculums content, such as asking the Chabot to write a paragraph with grammatical errors and have the students find them in exercises. The possibilities and applications of this AI project are quite literally endless! When educators embrace innovative and new ideas, collaborate in their pursuit of effectiveness, our nations can students truly flourish and grow.
A Teacher stand over her student and guides them as they navigate the wonders and complexities of AI programs.
Author: Chase Iaconelli
Date: 05/29/24