And since the schedules are so flexible and require less of a time commitment (and don’t involve a commute to a physical location), these sites can attract better instructors, with many holding advanced degrees in their stated subject areas. cramming or have a 15-minute window before heading to teen-friendly summer jobs. The best online tutoring websites have thousands of instructors at every student’s beck-and-call, so kids can call up homework help if they're up at 3 a.m. Even when we're not in an era of social distancing, there's nothing like calling up a tutor on-demand. “We have a lot more thinking and learning to do to understand the potential here and I am committed to working hand-in-hand with experts, educators and all of you in this room as we do that thinking.While it’s always great to meet face-to-face when it's possible, in today’s world, online tutoring is the way to go. “My department has already begun this journey by publishing a statement that examines the opportunities, as well as the risks, that generative AI brings to education. Whether it could radically reduce the amount of time teachers spend marking, how effective it could be for personalised and adaptive learning and how it might be used as an assistive technology to improve access to education. “We’re excited to learn about what it can do. We’ll learn about it, then apply it to deliver better outcomes for students. “We need to respond to it just as we have to other technical innovations in the past like the calculator, or more recently Google. This would enable teachers to do the one thing that AI cannot and that’s teach, up close and personal, at the front of a classroom. For example, it could take much of the heavy lifting out of compiling lesson plans and marking.
She said: “AI could have the power to transform a teacher’s day-to-day work.
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