Human-AI Collaboration in Teaching and Learning
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2025
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Abstract
Artificial intelligence is transforming the educational landscape by enhancing instructional methodologies employed by educators and the processes through which students acquire knowledge. Artificial intelligence serves as a collaborative partner to educators by automating repetitive tasks, personalizing learning experiences, and facilitating cognitive development. This study explores the potential of AI-driven tools and pedagogical strategies to foster more inclusive, adaptive, and effective educational experiences. By reviewing existing literature and real-world applications, it highlights the benefits of AI-human collaboration, including improved teaching efficiency, better learning outcomes, and enhanced accessibility. The study further investigates critical challenges, including data privacy, bias, and the necessity for teacher training, underscoring the significance of ethical AI implementation. Looking ahead, the paper discusses future trends and the potential for wider AI adoption in education, ensuring technology serves as an enabler rather than a disruptor.
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| Authors | Kshama Pandey |
| Journal | International Journal of Science and Social Science Research |
| Year | 2025 |
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10.5281/zenodo.15107814
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