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24 March 2021

Even with AI moving into classrooms, teachers will always be in demand: QF alumnus

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Even with AI moving into classrooms, teachers will always be in demand: QF alumnus

Technology is becoming increasingly central to education – but what will it mean for teachers? 

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Touhami Abi says moving away from a “one-size-fits-all’ theory is what educational technology is seeking to achieve.

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