The document discusses a study exploring teachers' perceptions of teaching machine learning in high schools. The study found that while digital media is increasingly used in education, most research focuses on how teachers influence student usage rather than student-teacher interactions. Younger students are proficient with technology but understanding machine learning principles is important for career preparation. The conclusion is that machine learning and AI will change careers and society, so students must learn to effectively interact with these technologies.
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The document discusses a study exploring teachers' perceptions of teaching machine learning in high schools. The study found that while digital media is increasingly used in education, most research focuses on how teachers influence student usage rather than student-teacher interactions. Younger students are proficient with technology but understanding machine learning principles is important for career preparation. The conclusion is that machine learning and AI will change careers and society, so students must learn to effectively interact with these technologies.
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