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by PebblesRox
724 days ago
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Yes, the studies tend to exclude the kids who aren't using the tools "enough," which can end up being 95% of the students! [0] On the other hand, I know there are people who enjoy math but struggle to pay attention and learn from a "sit quietly and listen" lecture-based model. (My husband is in this camp.) I can see how the back-and-forth conversational approach of these AI tutors could be really helpful for students like this. They're still a small minority of the student population, but maybe a different minority from the students who are already excelling academically. If Khanmigo helps only 5% but it's a slightly different 5% from the students who are best served by the current system, I see that as a win, even if it's not the educational revolution that is being hyped. [0] https://danmeyer.substack.com/p/the-kids-that-edtech-writes-... |
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