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GW Chronicle of the Yawp

The Future of Online Learning with AI Assistance

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Anna M

Editor’s Note: The following article is an opinion piece that reflects the views of the author and not the newspaper.

The incorporation of artificial intelligence (AI) into online learning platforms has become a game changer in the quickly changing educational landscape of today. An AI-powered personalized learning system at George Washington Online High School as part of our ongoing initiatives to improve the online learning environment would completely transform the way students study, providing a customized educational experience that meets all of their individual needs and fosters academic progress. A personalized learning system driven by AI would solve a number of issues that online learners experience. The lack of personalized attention and support that students frequently experience in virtual classrooms is one of the main issues. We can close this gap by offering students individualized learning that is similar to one-on-one tutoring by utilizing artificial intelligence.

An AI-powered personalized learning system would assess each student’s learning preferences, areas of strength and weakness, and learning patterns using advanced techniques. The system would create individualized learning paths by gathering performance data and recommending relevant materials, tasks, and evaluations based on each user’s particular needs. By doing so, they would be able to advance at their own pace and guarantee that they have mastered the material before going on to more complex subjects.

In addition, given response to real-time input and assessment results, the system will continually adapt and enhance its recommendations. Through targeted interventions and support when needed, this adaptive learning strategy would allow students to take an independent approach to their academic performance. Through the identification of knowledge gaps and the provision of focused remediation, the system would enable students to overcome obstacles and achieve their maximum potential. Also, the system could provide real-time progress reports to both students and teachers, allowing for timely intervention and support. Teachers would have access to comprehensive analytics and insights into each student’s learning journey, enabling them to provide targeted guidance and support. This would facilitate a collaborative and interactive learning environment, where teachers can effectively address individual needs and foster meaningful connections with their students.

Such a learning system powered by AI would greatly improve the online learning environment. With the help of enhanced elements, adaptive learning pathways, and customized instruction, this ground-breaking addition would enable students to take charge of their education, overcome obstacles, and thrive academically. GWUOHS would remain in the forefront of online education with the incorporation of this modern technology, guaranteeing a truly customized and enriching learning experience for every student.

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Naima A
Naima A, Editorial Board Member
Naima is a sophomore at GWUOHS, and this is her first year writing for the Chronicle. She is very passionate about reading, authorship, painting, and studying various subjects. In addition to the Chronicle, she participates in a few clubs including the Peer Mentor Club, Finer Things Club, Young Entrepreneur Society, Yearbook Club, and is a tutor for the Writing Lab. She loves trying out new things and enjoys creating memories wherever she may be. 
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