Generative Questions About Generative AI in Math Learning
Mathematics Education, Artificial Intelligence and Mathematics seminar by Dan Meyer, Amplify
Hosted by Online Seminar on Undergraduate Mathematics Education (OLSUME)
Tuesday 12:00–13:00 New York (GMT-4)
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Abstract
Dan Meyer considers the questions generative AI raises for mathematics learning after four years of rapid technological development. He argues that its novelty has been accompanied by educational adoption and institutional change falling short of early expectations, including lower-than-anticipated teacher use. The session explores what the technology can do, what students need and what teaching entails, using these questions to examine AI’s contribution to education.
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