| 英文摘要 |
In an era marked by the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, how Science-Technology-Engineering-Mathematics (STEM) teachers can effectively respond to its impactand proactively enhance their capacities for human-AI collaboration through professional development has become a critical issue warranting increasing attention. This article draws upon several influential systematic literature review studies to examine the current status and emerging trends of generative artificial intelligence in STEM education, as well as the misconceptions and challenges associated with human-AI collaboration. Based on these discussions, potential strategies for addressing the challenges of AI-supported human collaboration are proposed. It is hoped that this article will further raise STEM teachers' awareness of the importance of developing competencies in human-AT collaboration. |