Embracing a necessary disruption


The dawn of artificial intelligence (AI) in education has sparked both excitement and anxiety among educators.

On one hand, many of us are rejoicing over the convenience of having AI assist with lesson planning, resource generation and assessment tasks – tasks that often consume valuable time.

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