Teachers in New Zealand are embracing artificial intelligence (AI) as a transformative tool that saves time and enhances their teaching methods by creating lessons, grading work, and personalizing education. However, they caution that such innovations are still uncommon in New Zealand schools, highlighting a need for more support and guidance to keep pace with global developments. The Education Ministry recognizes AI literacy as crucial for students. At Saint Mary’s College in Wellington, Year 13 student Marianna Boless noted that many classmates use AI to generate ideas for assignments but understand the importance of original work to avoid negative consequences.
AI use in NZ Schools: ‘I Just put in a Prompt and Spark Some Ideas’
Updated on September 25, 2024