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About Half of Elementary, Junior High and High School Students Use Generative AI for Studying and Homework: Survey of 1,000 Parents Reveals the Reality of Learning in the AI Era — Meiko Gijuku’s “Survey on Changes in Children’s Learning”

Meiko Network Japan Co., Ltd. surveyed 1,000 parents about their children’s use of generative AI and expectations for schools and tutoring schools, and released the results.

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Meiko Gijuku
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Education, tutoring schools, and children’s learning

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48.6% of children use generative AI for studying or homework; 38.3% of parents expect schools and tutoring schools to foster the ability to think independently and an attitude of proactive learning; 82.2% of parents said instruction by people is necessary; 44.8% of parents place importance on respecting children’s independence; and 34.7% of children who use generative AI as someone to consult with began using it in elementary school

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Meiko Gijuku, “Survey on Changes in Children’s Learning”

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Names of Products / Services CoveredMeiko Gijuku
Applicable areaEducation, tutoring schools, and children’s learning
Quantitative Effects48.6% of children use generative AI for studying or homework; 38.3% of parents expect schools and tutoring schools to foster the ability to think independently and an attitude of proactive learning; 82.2% of parents said instruction by people is necessary; 44.8% of parents place importance on respecting children’s independence; and 34.7% of children who use generative AI as someone to consult with began using it in elementary school
SourceMeiko Gijuku, “Survey on Changes in Children’s Learning”
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To understand changes in how children learn and in parenting attitudes resulting from the spread of learning apps, video-based learning and generative AI, and to provide an opportunity to consider the future of learning.

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