قوقل تضيف «التعلّم الموجّه» لـClassroom والبحث: يمشي مع الطالب خطوة بخطوة بدل ما يعطيه الجواب على طولGoogle adds Guided Learning to Classroom and Search, walking students through problems step by step instead of giving the answer straight away

Google says it is adding Guided Learning to Google Search and Google Classroom. The feature works like a tutor: it asks the student open-ended questions and breaks the problem into steps, instead of handing over the final answer straight away. Google says its research shows Guided Learning leads to measurable learning gains for students.

In Google Classroom, the feature is available globally from the day of the announcement. A teacher assigns an activity, the tool works one-to-one with each student on the class material, and it gives the teacher real-time insight into where the class needs extra support.

In Search, when the system understands that a student wants homework help, such as a hard physics problem or a book report, it walks them through the topic step by step. Google is starting with a pilot in select US schools later this month, then expanding to other school districts in the coming months.

Google is also changing school controls: Gemini, Gemini Notebook, Gemini in Classroom and Google Search will be entirely off for K-12 student accounts until school administrators turn them on themselves. Google says it will share more details with schools in the coming months, before the change rolls out.