AI in Education – Personalised Learning at Scale
Personalised Learning at Scale — In 1984 the educational psychologist Benjamin Bloom posed a famous puzzle: students who received one-to-one tutoring performed about two standard deviations better than those in ordinary classrooms - roughly the difference between an average student and the top 2%. The problem was that human tutoring for everyone was unaffordable. Four…
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What This Report Covers
Report Contents
- The Tutor in the Machine
- A Market Racing to Scale
- The Promise: Personalisation at Scale
- The Evidence: Does It Actually Work?
- The Tools Reshaping Classrooms
- The Risks: Bias, Privacy and Cheating
- AI in Education in India
- What the Evidence Says Works
- References & Sources
Discussion & Debate
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