| 英文摘要 |
This study aims to explore the appropriateness and implementation strategies of introducing artificial intelligence (AI) technology into experimental education for indigenous peoples. The research adopts research methods that emphasize equal quality, such as literature analysis, questionnaire survey and interview method. Through literature discussion, the relevant theories and application connotations of AI-assisted teaching were clarified, and semi-structured interviews and open questionnaires were used to collect the experiences and perspectives of Jiumei Elementary School and other experimental schools in the teaching process of AI implementation, and to explore its practical impact on the concept of experimental education for indigenous peoples. The study also focuses on the organizational resilience and inertia shown by teaching sites in the face of AI introduction, thereby analyzing possible promotion opportunities and potential risks, and further developing specific and feasible development strategies. The research results show that AI tools have a positive impact on promoting students’questioning ability, independent exploration, and cultural learning, and also contribute to teachers’cross-disciplinary collaborative teaching and curriculum design. However, there are still significant gaps in the popularization of digital devices, the network environment, and the digital literacy of teachers and students in rural areas, affecting the implementation of AI teaching benefits. Based on the conclusions, this study also puts forward suggestions for policy and future research directions. |