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Research on the Construction and Practice of Teaching Models for Elementary Mathematics Classrooms Empowered by Artificial Intelligence

Siyu Chen, Zhihan Chen, Tongqian Zheng

Abstract


With its core advantages of dataization, personalization and intelligence, artificial intelligence technology provides a new path for
solving the problems in primary school mathematics classrooms and innovating teaching models. This paper, based on the actual situation of
primary school mathematics teaching, analyzes the compatibility between artificial intelligence and primary school mathematics classrooms,
examines the constraints of traditional primary school mathematics classrooms in teaching, constructs a teaching model for primary school
mathematics classrooms under the empowerment of artificial intelligence, clarifies the practical path, and provides practical references and
ideas for the reform of primary school mathematics classroom teaching and the improvement of teaching quality.

Keywords


Artificial Intelligence; Primary School Mathematics; Teaching Model; Classroom Practice

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/neet.v4i3.8982

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