Artificial Intelligence: An Alternative Innovation and Strategies
to Teaching and Learning in Nigerian Secondary Schools: A Case
Study with Delta State Basic Secondary Schools
OBIMGBA, Gladys N. Ph.D, LLB, ARISI, Regina Oghenero Ph.D
Abstract
This paper (An Alternative Innovation and Strategies to Teaching and Learning in Nigerian Secondary Schools: A Case Study with Delta State Basic Secondary Schools) explored the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as an alternative innovation in teaching and learning within the context of schools. It examines various strategies and applications of AI that can forward educational practices, personalized learning, Virtual tutors and artificial intelligence-powered analytics. The potential benefits of integrating AI into education are discussed, along with considerations for responsible and ethical implementation.
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