AI-POWERED PEDAGOGY: INNOVATIONS IN TEACHING, ASSESSMENT, AND STUDENT ENGAGEMENT
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AI Powered, Pedagogy, Innovations, Teaching, Assessment, Student engagementAbstract
This study examines the profound influence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on contemporary teaching practices, focusing particularly on areas like instruction, evaluation, and student involvement. As AI technologies evolve rapidly, educational institutions are increasingly utilizing platforms such as ChatGPT, D-ID, Squirrel AI, and Canva to customize learning experiences, improve teaching efficiency, and encourage active participation among students. The research evaluates how AI is being incorporated into education, emphasizing its ability to support tailored instruction, data-driven decision-making, administrative streamlining, and inclusive learning environments. Recent studies provide evidence of a positive link between the use of AI tools and heightened student engagement, academic success, and enhanced critical thinking skills. However, the paper also recognizes challenges, including issues related to data privacy, algorithmic biases, and the readiness of teachers. The findings highlight the necessity for thoughtful integration and continuous professional development to fully harness AI's capabilities while upholding educational fairness and integrity. This research promotes AI-based teaching methods as a forward-looking strategy to transform education in the 21st century.
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