Blog Archives

The future is Super Intelligent, not Artificially Intelligent and education must respond

Posted on 21 June 2018 by Blog Editor — Leave a comment

Rose Luckin. I love teaching and I love learning and I hope that I will be doing both of these things for many years to come. I know that learning is something I need to do every day to keep…

Ofsted’s use of Artificial Intelligence: how smart is it to automate risk assessments?

Posted on 9 February 2018 by Blog Editor — 4 Comments

Melanie Ehren. Ofsted has come under attack for its collaboration with the Behavioural Insights Team for using machine learning to identify failing schools. According to several sources (BBC and Matthew Reynolds), BIT has been trialling machine learning models that can…

Slow down you move too fast, you got to make the meaning (sic) last

Posted on 4 January 2018 by Blog Editor — 2 Comments

‘Slow’ human intelligence must be valued more holistically if we are to really benefit from the power of AI, says Rose Luckin. The end of 2017 brought some worrying observations about the progress of Artificial Intelligence with respect to UK…

Tagged with: AI, artificial intelligence, failing schools, machine learning AI, Rose Luckin
Posted in Education policy, ICT in education

Students need support in order to build skills for the future

Posted on 28 June 2017 by Blog Editor — Leave a comment

Mutlu Cukurova and Rose Luckin. There is a growing interest globally in teaching approaches that allow university students to work independently, often in group activities. However, our research suggests that leaving students to do their own investigations without any support is…

What kind of learning do we need to make the most of the new technological revolution?

Posted on 10 March 2017 by Blog Editor — 1 Comment

Rose Luckin. Learning is the key to success in the fourth industrial revolution and I was delighted to be asked to provide evidence to the Future of Work Commission at the House of Lords. It helped me to crystalize my…