Impact of Artificial Intelligence as an Educational Resource in Teaching-Learning Processes in the Area of Biology: Significant Experiences with Eighth Grade Students of the CEA Cámbulos Adventist School

Evolutionary Studies in Imaginative Culture:2209-2222 (forthcoming)
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Artificial intelligence is a current tool that is used in different areas of the human life with the purpose of facilitating and directing the processes in distinct sceneries of society. This research aimed to use AI as an educational resource in teaching and learning process in the area of biology for students at the Adventist School CEA Cambulos in the city of Cali. A qualitative research methodology was used, with data collection techniques such as observation and interviews, presenting an action research approach. The main results were the potential of AI to enhance learning, the disposition of students to learn through it, and the need for training in the educational sector for its inclusive use and achieving responsible and effective results. That is how it is considered the challenge of reflecting the imminent arrival of AI in the student context and being prepared to be part of the transformation that can be generated in pedagogical processes.

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