Smart Embedded Classroom: AI-Enabled Teaching Demonstration Class (Part 3) [Tianshui Shangsi Classroom] —— A Record of the Comprehensive Group Teaching Practice Sharing When history meets AI, and the red boat sails into the classroom, a unique local course quietly unfolds at Tianshui Primary School in Hangzhou. On November 21, in an AI-enabled class themed “Following … Read more
Click the top left corner “MDPI Social Sciences News” to follow us for more latest news. Dr. Anja Møgelvang and her team from the Western Norway University of Applied Sciences published a mixed-method study involving 2,692 university students in the journal Education Sciences, revealing significant gender differences in the use of generative AI. The study … Read more
1. The Core Significance of 3D Printing for Middle and Primary School Students3D printing is not merely a “fun new toy” for middle and primary school students; its core significance lies in: 1. Transforming the abstract into the concrete as a “cognitive bridge”: It can turn abstract and difficult-to-understand concepts from textbooks (such as molecular … Read more
As an English teacher educator, I often think about the skills our students need most to succeed in today’s world. Different countries and systems highlight various “core competencies”, but the four C’s of 21st century skills are almost universally recognized as essential: critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and communication. These are not abstract ideas. They are … Read more
Click the blue text above to follow me This article: 7200 words, 18 minutes reading As AI tools become increasingly popular, tools like Deep Research are becoming more user-friendly, leading to an explosive growth in scientific research outputs. For example, arXiv received over 24,000 paper submissions in October 2024 alone. This astronomical growth presents unprecedented … Read more
1 Spinach is available all year round, but it is best in spring, with its red roots and green leaves, exceptionally tender and delicious. Spinach that comes to market in spring is beneficial for detoxification and preventing dryness. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that spinach is sweet and cool in nature, capable of nourishing blood, stopping … Read more
1 Traditional views hold that, despite the low radioactivity of depleted uranium used in the manufacture of depleted uranium munitions, it can still lead to chromosomal damage in humans, potentially causing tumors or cancer. However, in a recent study, researchers examined the blood cells of veterans who had been exposed to depleted uranium munitions and … Read more
1. The Dilemma of Exam-Oriented Education: The “Curse” We Can’t Break for Decades “Children suffer, parents go crazy, and the whole society is in chaos.” How many families does this statement resonate with? Since the resumption of the college entrance examination in the 1980s, exam-oriented education has weighed heavily on students and parents. The government … Read more