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The Rise of AI Tutors: Revolutionizing Education or Replacing Human Connection?

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1. The main issue discussed is whether or not . 2. Marcus Chen's primary apprehension regarding AI tutors involves their . 3. Which two individuals express concerns about similar aspects of student development? . 4. Jordan Whitmore's perspective suggests that AI tutors . 5. According to the article, Dr. Vance believes AI tutoring particularly benefits students who .

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This article raises vital questions about the trajectory of education. While Dr. Vance's research appears , I find Marcus Chen's observations particularly compelling. Educators understand that grappling with difficult material is for cognitive development. What strikes me is how Priya Dasgupta's experience illustrates that researchers like Dr. Al-Rashid warn about. Jordan Whitmore's comment was revealing — even students recognize that AI platforms . Perhaps the solution lies in thoughtful integration rather than wholesale adoption or rejection. Schools should consider how these tools might complement rather than supplant traditional instruction. Ultimately, we must ensure that . — Sanjay Mehrotra

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