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VOL. 7, ISSUE 4 (2025)
AI and curriculum implementation in a technology-driven era
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Dr. Patience Ogadinma Emesiobi
Abstract
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in curriculum delivery is a paradigm shift in education systems worldwide at a time of technology that has unprecedented potential for personalization, efficiency, and innovation.  In this paper, the paradigm-changing function of AI in curriculum design, delivery, and assessment is examined with particular emphasis on adaptive content creation, data-driven decision-making, and learning personalization. The research is focused on the simplification of teaching practice through individualization of learning according to the unique needs of each learner and automating daily tasks by AI technologies like natural language processing and machine learning. It borrows from existing research in Nigerian tertiary institutions and global trends. Consistent with maintaining the fundamental mandate of empathy, ethics, and contextual sensitivity in education, the study re-emphasizes the imperative of ensuring a balance integration where AI supports human-centered teaching and not substitutes for it. The contribution of interdisciplinarity to curriculum development, policy guidelines for education stakeholders, and the ways in which AI literacy can be developed among students and teachers are also discussed. The article concludes with a call for foresight-inspired changes to education systems in an attempt to optimize the potential of AI without undermining pedagogical integrity and equity. AI has the potential to serve as a driver for transdisciplinary, sustainable, and equitable learning opportunities by connecting technological innovation with human values
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Pages:10-16
How to cite this article:
Dr. Patience Ogadinma Emesiobi "AI and curriculum implementation in a technology-driven era". International Journal of Educational Research and Development, Vol 7, Issue 4, 2025, Pages 10-16
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