education in a world of AI Exam Questions and
answers
collapse (v.)
to fall down, like a building, or to stop working entirely.
"I run into people all the time who believe the whole education system is going to ______________."
adapt (v.)
to adjust or change to better fit new circumstances
"...education will be able to ____________ to AI far more effectively than other industries."
underlying (adj.)
supporting, causal, foundational
"I want to explain why, but first, I want to give you my ________________ assumptions."
ubiquitous (adj.)
very common, existing everywhere
"AI technology will remain _______________"
universally (adv.)
in all situations, all the time, everywhere
"Some readers argue that AI tutors aren't particularly effective, while others claim they'll replace
teachers ________________ ."
initial (adj.)
first, early
"The reaction was surprisingly close to _____________ concerns I hear about students using AI."
incorporate (v.)
add, include
"...in the early days of their popularity in the mid-1970s, many teachers were eager to
_________________ calculators into their classrooms."
equipped (adj.)
answers
collapse (v.)
to fall down, like a building, or to stop working entirely.
"I run into people all the time who believe the whole education system is going to ______________."
adapt (v.)
to adjust or change to better fit new circumstances
"...education will be able to ____________ to AI far more effectively than other industries."
underlying (adj.)
supporting, causal, foundational
"I want to explain why, but first, I want to give you my ________________ assumptions."
ubiquitous (adj.)
very common, existing everywhere
"AI technology will remain _______________"
universally (adv.)
in all situations, all the time, everywhere
"Some readers argue that AI tutors aren't particularly effective, while others claim they'll replace
teachers ________________ ."
initial (adj.)
first, early
"The reaction was surprisingly close to _____________ concerns I hear about students using AI."
incorporate (v.)
add, include
"...in the early days of their popularity in the mid-1970s, many teachers were eager to
_________________ calculators into their classrooms."
equipped (adj.)
