The rapid rise of cutting-edge technologies—such as AI-driven workflows, adaptive-assistive systems, communication tools, and virtual experience platforms—has fundamentally transformed how we learn, teach, work, and access information. These innovations are reshaping the future of work, education, and business services, with a growing preference for AI integration and, in some cases, substitution.
In this digital age, educational resources such as guided practices, templates, intelligent digital assistants, and social networks are readily available. While AI can efficiently curate and deliver information, it also raises critical concerns about the philosophy of education, privacy, academic integrity, and the potential for emotional disconnection or over-reliance on technology.
How are the traditional roles of teachers and instructors evolving—from being primary knowledge providers and mentors to becoming partial facilitators, less of innovators, and passive mentors?
What does these shifts in roles mean for their professional development , curriculum and teaching methodologies?
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