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I previously shared a post about introducing my elementary school kids to AI usage for learning and assignment tutoring while I was occupied with other responsibilities. Most comments on that post opposed the idea of exposing children to AI for learning or as homework assistants. The main concern expressed was that it might impair a child's ability to think critically when solving simple school work problems.

When I introduced my kids to AI usage, they were working on mathematics and quantitative reasoning assignments. This coincided with preparation for a mathematics and arithmetic contest at their school, where both my daughters were selected to represent their classes. I wasn't aware of the contest until they came home the next day with a letter from school management, informing me about the event details, venue, and timing so I could prepare them and take them to meet other participating students.

I took my kids to the contest venue three days ago. Next day, I got a call from an unknown number. My 10 year old daughter was with me when I answered the call. The call came from the coordinator of the contest to inform me that both my kids came top in the contest. They requested my presence at their school by 9 AM the next day for the award presentation and photos.

The award ceremony drew many attendees, including parents with children in the school. As a proud parent, I recognized that their experience with AI for learning and assignment tutoring had served them well. While I admit I couldn't solve all those mathematics and arithmetic questions, my kids could handle them effortlessly.

Regarding whether they memorized the answers or truly understood the mathematical and arithmetic concepts they learned through AI, my position is clear. They genuinely understand the concepts and problem-solving methods. Their contest performance proves this point, as mathematics isn't a subject one can simply memorize like others.

Teaching them to use AI applications for learning has proven effective, not as a way to avoid parental duties, but as a valuable educational tool. We maintain careful control over their AI dependency for schoolwork. They don't own phones, so access is limited and requires my permission.

The experience culminated in watching my kids receive awards for outstanding excellence in mathematics at their school. We captured memorable photos with the contest coordinator and school proprietor, marking their achievement.
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