Want to Prepare Students for Navigating an AI-Driven World? Start in Math Class
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Educators can leverage math class to teach students the problem-solving and interpersonal skills they will need.
Adaptability. Problem-solving. Emotional intelligence. These are some of the most important skills students will need in a world increasingly powered by artificial intelligence. And math class is the prime environment for mastering these skills. That is the perspective of Po-Shen Loh, a math professor at Carnegie Mellon University and a former coach of the U.S. International Math Olympiad team. Loh is also an occasional public school substitute teacher and an entrepreneur. Loh is the founder of LIVE, a math instruction and tutoring program that hires professional performers to coach high…
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