Add AI to your students’ toolbox

By Kate Comisso2025-01-15T06:34:00

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How to upskill learners to use AI as an interactive tutor, reduce frustration and build their confidence at home

When your learners attempt homework or revise a concept that is seemingly beyond them, do they have instant free access to a tutor, one that will guide them to understanding through questioning and not just give them the answer? If you show them how to enlist artificial intelligence (AI) as an interactive one-on-one tutor, the answer is yes. Read these teacher-tested tips to get started.

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