Artificial intelligence from an island: Chapter 17 of Volume 1 · At an island school where two grades share one classroom, the teacher gains an extra pair of hands

Key points in 3 lines

1. Columnist Jang Hyeong-im, drawing on her experience at a small elementary school in Ganghwa, argues that artificial intelligence is less about replacing teachers than about giving them an extra pair of hands.
2. Citing the concerns of a teacher at a school in northern Ganghwa where two grades share one classroom, the writer proposes easing tasks such as preparing worksheets and grading.
3. The writer stresses that teachers need time and support to learn the tools, and that such support should begin with the small island schools where staff shortages are most acute.

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