Future of Education - Impact of AI on Teaching, Schools and Colleges. Why AI will force radical changes in teaching curriculum and methods. Extract from Chapter 7 - new book: How AI will Change Your Life - by Patrick Dixon, AI keynote speaker on education

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AI WILL AUTOMATE the very best and the very worst in teaching today, but education itself will be completely transformed, not only for young people but also for adults. 

AI is already making a massive difference for students, but in some cases it could be argued that it is weakening their actual learning experience:

◆ Completing weeks of coursework on almost any topic within seconds or minutes

◆ Saving huge amounts of time researching complex issues

◆ ‘Safety check’ before submission of any important work, looking for major errors/omissions

◆ Virtual tutors provide instant feedback, tailoring individual learning to each situation

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Impact of AI on adult education. Teaching entire nations how to tell what is true v fake news, AI scams or false consipiracy theories. Extract from Chapter 9 - new book: How AI will Change Your Life - by Patrick Dixon, AI keynote speaker on education

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Patrick Dixon is a global keynote speaker on HR, education and AI, author 18 books

A BILLION JOBS will be changed by AI over the next thirty years, so a billion workers will need new skills. They will also need practical advice on managing those transitions. 

As a result, ‘lifelong learning’ will take on a new urgency, with tens of thousands of new start-ups over the next twenty years, all offering specialist adult re-education, mostly online. 

And for reasons we will see below, democratic governments will also want to train entire populations to better recognise ‘truth’.

Here are ten future growth areas for adult education, responding to AI:

◆ Apprenticeships – practical workplace skills plus classrooms covering topics like AI

◆ Internships – professional learning experience plus classrooms covering topics like AI

◆ New skills for existing jobs – e.g. AI apps for publishing or media generation

◆ How to apply for new jobs – what AI recruitment tools are looking for, etc.

◆ Minor career changes – e.g. from accounts management to training others

◆ Major career changes – e.g. from logistics management to becoming an electrician

◆ Career break – how to plan, finance and enjoy your own unpaid sabbatical

◆ Start-up training – how to find your market, grow your business

◆ Semi-retirement – from full-time threatened role to part-time secure

◆ Retirement – how to enjoy this new phase of life

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Future of Education in 2030. Impact of AI / Artificial Intelligence on schools and colleges for the next 30 years. Trends in High School education, Colleges, Universities, Business Schools and Post-Graduate Education. Keynote speaker

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School and college is all about preparing a new generation for their own future, but most teaching is locked into the past.

In many cases, we need to be educating for jobs that have yet to be invented, instead of training for tasks that no longer exist or are about to be eliminated due to tools such as AI / Artificial Intelligence.

The COVID pandemic forced major changes in education, some of which will endure.  Over the next three decades, education will start younger in many nations than today.  Education outside the home for 3-5 year olds increased by 10% to 85% in OECD nations in the last decade.  This will be driven by two-career parents, and by research showing how important early learning is to later success.

Take examinations: how absurd to force young people to scribe indelible symbols onto pieces of paper, and to lock them into rooms without access to their digital brains. Cambridge University is considering allowing students to write exam papers on laptops, partly because examiners can’t read their terrible handwriting. Many other Universities have already started giving permission to write exams answers on computers if people have a disability which means that writing is difficult or impossible.  Yet handwriting in exams will still be the dominant mechanism for proving student knowledge by the year 2030 in almost every part of the world. Work means using keyboards, not pen and ink.

And all that was before the rapid growth of AI.  Artificial Intelligence destroyed the purpose of course work in 2022-2023 because from that point on it was so easy for students to get AI to write the course work for them. So at every level, education in most countries, whether school or university or post-grad, is locked into a last century time warp.

* "How AI Will Change your life - A Futurist's Guide to a Super-Smart World" - Patrick Dixon's latest book on AI is published in September 2024 by Profile Books.  It contains 38 chapters on the impact of AI across different industries, government and our wider world, including future impact of AI on education, schools and colleges.

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