Education

The AI Revolution in Education: Will AI Replace or Assist Teachers in Higher Education?

C. Ka, Y. Chan, et al.

Explore the intriguing role of artificial intelligence in higher education as we question whether AI will assist or replace human teachers. Research by Cecilia Ka, Yuk Chan, and Louisa H Y Tsi reveals that while some speculate the replacement of teachers, the majority recognize the irreplaceable nature of human educators, emphasizing their critical thinking and emotional intelligence.

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This paper investigates the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in higher education, focusing on whether it will replace or assist human teachers. Through literature review and survey data from students and teachers, the study examines the future role of educators in the age of AI. Findings indicate that while some believe AI may eventually replace teachers, the majority see human teachers as irreplaceable due to their unique qualities like critical thinking, creativity, and emotional intelligence. The study highlights the irreplaceable role of human interaction in developing social-emotional competencies and proposes a roadmap for integrating AI effectively as a teaching aid rather than a replacement.

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Published On

Jan 01, 2023

Authors

Cecilia Ka, Yuk Chan, Louisa H Y Tsi

DOI

https://doi.org/10.48550/arxiv.2305.01185

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