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Australian AI Robot Simulates Difficult Parent Talks to Train Trainee Teachers

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Researchers in Australia have developed an AI robot called Fletch to help trainee teachers prepare for challenging conversations with parents. Fletch simulates realistic parent interactions by adapting its responses dynamically, giving educators a safe environment to practice. The tool is designed to reduce stress among new teachers and improve retention rates in the profession. La Trobe University and a number of schools in Victoria are set to incorporate Fletch into their teacher training programmes.

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