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PERFORMANCE OF MATHEMATICS
STUDENTS IN NIGERIA SCHOOLS
Abstract
This study explores the potential of using AI technology to enhance the
performance of mathematics students in Nigeria. The current state of
mathematics education in Nigeria indicates a need for innovative approaches to
address the challenges faced by students. Traditional teaching methods alone may
not be sufficient to improve learning outcomes. Therefore, this study aims to
investigate the effectiveness of AI-based interventions in mathematics education.
Overall, this study aims to bridge the gap between traditional teaching
methods and the evolving technological landscape by exploring the potential of AI
to improve the performance of mathematics students in Nigeria. By leveraging AI
technology, it is hoped that this research will contribute to the development of
effective strategies and interventions to enhance mathematics education and
ultimately improve learning outcomes for students in Nigeria.
1.1 Introduction
The field of education is constantly evolving, and with the advent of
Artificial Intelligence (AI), new opportunities have emerged to enhance the
learning experience for students. In Nigeria, where mathematics education plays a
crucial role in shaping students' academic and professional futures, the use of AI
has the potential to significantly improve the performance of mathematics
students in schools.
3. What are the specific AI techniques or tools that can be utilized to enhance
mathematics learning?
5. How do students perceive and engage with AI-powered learning tools in the
context of mathematics education?
4. Policy and Curriculum Development: The findings of this study can inform
policymakers and curriculum developers in Nigeria about the potential
benefits and challenges of integrating AI into mathematics education. It can
guide the development of policies and curriculum frameworks that promote
the effective use of AI technology in schools.
6. Nigeria: Nigeria refers to the country located in West Africa, and in this
study, it specifically pertains to the educational context and system within
Nigeria.