IntroductionThe formal incorporation of artificial intelligence courses into basic education has raised a key issue for the effective implementation of the curriculum: whether teachers can withstand the continuously rising teaching pressure in the early phase of reform and prevent such pressure from further developing into teaching anxiety. Limited attention has been paid to the persistent influence of teachers' perceived AI teaching stress on teaching anxiety and the potential buffering role of
The first scene of artificial intelligence curriculum reform: longitudinal evidence on teachers' stress and multidimensional anxiety
Jiang Li
