The science classroom of the future

A teacher and students all wearing VR headsets examine an electron shell orbital diagram in 3d

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AI is revolutionising the world and your classroom – what will your teaching space look like in 2044?

What will teaching look like in 2044 with Artificial intelligence as an integral part of learning? The AI in education debate tends to focus on potential harms – which are valid and need addressing – but given the pace of change, it’s time to examine how AI could benefit our secondary school students and make teaching time more productive. Here, principal teaching fellow in chemistry, David Read, shares his vision of future science classrooms …

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