A System for the Effective Use of Artificial Intelligence Tools in Teaching the Subject of The Mother Tongue
Keywords:
Artificial intelligence, teaching native language, education, tool, learning efficiency, personalized learning, text analysis.Abstract
This article discusses the effective use of artificial intelligence tools in native language teaching and analyzes the benefits of integrating AI into teaching, including personalized learning, virtual discussions, interactive textbooks and multimedia resources, as well as the role of AI in text analysis, curriculum adaptation and knowledge assessment. AI-powered educational assessment tools offer many benefits, including increasing the accuracy and efficiency of assessments, generating personalized feedback for students, and allowing teachers to tailor their teaching strategies to meet the unique needs of each student. Therefore, AI has the potential to revolutionize the way education is delivered and assessed, ultimately leading to better learning outcomes for schoolchildren.
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