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A study on impact of using AI on Social Work

students:

This study explores how AI impacts Social Work


students. AI enhances learning, research, and case
management, but also risks reducing critical thinking
and human-centered skills. Ethical concerns around
data privacy and decision making arise and reliance on
AI could limit real-world practice.

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Questions
1. What is the primary goal of integrating AI tools in
social work education?
A. To replace social workers with AI
B. To enhance Students’ learning experiences
C. To minimize the role of instructors/ teachers
[Link] automate the education process
2. Which of the following is an example of an AI tool
in education?
A. Chat GPT
B. Microsoft
C. Askai
[Link] (A) & (C)
3. Which of the following AI tools is commonly used in
Social work Education?
A. Virtual Assistants for case management
B. Robots that teach clasess
C. AI based research software
[Link] of the above
4. AI in social work education primarily focuses on:
A. Automating client services
B. Improving critical thinking skills
C. Developing ethical frameworks
[Link] (B)&(C)
5. What is the benefit of using AI in social work
education?
A. Fast Grading and feedback
B. Replacing human connections
C. Reducing educational costs completely
[Link] the need of group discussion
6. AI-driven education in social work education is
effective because:
A. It replaces human instructors
B. It provides adaptive and personalized
learning
C. It eliminates the need for fieldwork
[Link] standardizes all teaching method
7. Which competency is commonly enhanced by AI-
driven social work education?
A. Communication skills
B. Ethical decision-making
C. Analytical skills
[Link] of the above
8. AI tools in education can help students achieve
which of the following learning outcomes?
A. Practical field training
B. Developing problem-solving skills
C. Eliminating Supervision needs
[Link] Textbook content
9. Which skill is least likely to be improved by AI in
social work education?
A. Empathy
B. Data analysis
C. Report writing
[Link] Reasoning

10. The integration of AI in education helps


students improve:
A. Interpersonal relationships
B. Critical thinking and decision-making
C. physical stamina
[Link] learning practices
11. AI-driven simulations in social work education
aim to:
A. Reduce the need for real-work practices
B. Enhances students' learning
experiences
C. Eliminate the role of mentors
[Link] only on theoretical aspects

12. Which of the following is a barrier to AI


integration in social work education?
A. Privacy concerns
B. Lack of technical expertise
C. Ethical and data security issues
[Link] of the above

13. A major challenge in using AI for social work


education is:
A. Ethical Concerns
B. High costs of implementations
C. Over-dependence on teachers
[Link] access to printed materials

14. The use of AI tools in education may lead to:


A. Increased student engagement
B. Privacy/ ethical concerns
C. Better standardized assessments
[Link] automated teaching systems

15. one major drawback of AI tools is their:


A. Limited Scalability
B. Inability to replace human emotional
intelligence
C. Lack of widespread application
[Link] error rate in feedback

16. which challenges relates to student's


hesitation to adopt AI tools?
A. Technical Difficulties
B. Fear of technology replacing humans
C. Over-reliance on traditional methods
[Link] of the above

17. How can educators address students' negative


perceptions of AI?
A. Providing hands-on training
B. Explaining AI's benefits
C. Addressing Privacy/Ethical issues
[Link] of the above

18. What factors influences students' attitudes


toward AI in education?
A. Exposures to AI Tools
B. Peer influences
C. Accessibility of technology
[Link] of the above

19. Students who use AI tools effectively are more


likely to:
A. Embrace lifelong learning
B. Rely only on AI for answers
C. Avoid human collaboration
[Link] ethical implications
20. Which perception of AI might be an obstacle/
difficulty for its adoption in education?
A. AI as a helpful learning tool
B. AI as a threat to job security
C. AI as an efficient teaching assistant
[Link] as an unbiased feedback provider

21. what is a key recommendation for integrating


AI into social work education?
A. Use AI for all decision-making without
human input
B. Train both students and faculty on
how to use AI tools effectively
C. Ignore the ethical concerns surrounding AI
use
[Link] solely on AI tools without human
guidance

22. Effective integration of AI in education


requires:
A. Collaboration between educators and
tech experts
B. Promote traditional teaching methods
C. Replace textbooks with AI tools
[Link] train students only in AI Programming

23. Which Strategy helps students adapt to AI-


driven education?
A. Conduct mandatory workshops on AI tools
B. Provide technical support
C. Encouraging collaboration with tech experts
[Link] of the above
[Link] integration can be most effective when:
A. Students receive ongoing AI training
B. Technology is prioritized over teaching goals
C. Fieldwork is replaced by virtual simulations
[Link] tools operate without educator input

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