Use of Artificial Intelligence in the Teaching and Learning of Mathematics

1. Introduction to artificial intelligence and its implications for education
2. Introduction to AI tools (e.g., ChatGPT or Gemini)
3. Applications of AI tools in mathematics teaching
4. Discussion of ethical issues, challenges, and potential obstacles in the use of AI platforms in mathematics teaching, as well as solutions to overcome them

Develop knowledge and skills regarding Artificial Intelligence tools applied to teaching and learning mathematics.

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