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Asking Better Questions in an AI World: Using Maths Tools to Build Understanding

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AI has changed the kinds of questions students can answer, and the kinds of questions educators need to ask.

In this upcoming live webinar session, Maplesoft explores:

  • How AI is changing the nature of mathematical learning and assessment
  • Ways to use maths tools like Maple to move beyond answers and build understanding
  • Strategies for helping students visualise, experiment, compare approaches, and investigate "what if" scenarios
  • How AI can support questioning, checking, refining, and reflection without replacing student thinking

If you can’t attend on the day, register and Maplesoft will send you the recording after the live event.

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