Can AI Teach Students to Think? Malaysia's Classroom Technology Efforts Face Challenges
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Malaysia is increasingly adopting artificial intelligence (AI) in classrooms. Many parties see this technology as a way to help students learn faster and in a more modern way. However, concerns are also growing among some quarters about its impact on student learning.
The main concern is that students may simply look for easy answers through AI without truly understanding a concept. There are also fears that they may lose important values in learning, such as effort, patience and the ability to think critically.
For example, when students use AI to complete homework, they may receive answers without understanding the steps behind them. This situation can make learning less meaningful in the long term. Therefore, teachers and parents are seen as playing an important role in guiding students to use this technology properly.
This discussion shows that the use of technology in education needs to be implemented in a balanced way. AI may bring certain benefits, but the main goal of education remains to build strong thinking and deep understanding. This issue is expected to continue being watched as Malaysia pursues digitalisation efforts in its education system.
Sources: South China Morning Post
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