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▪️نسل دهه ۹۰ علاقه زیادی به داستان‌های فکاهی مصور دارند. اگر فرزندتان تمایل به خواندن کتاب های غیر درسی ندارد کتاب های این سبک را امتحان کنید. دانش آموزان نوجوانی که توجه کافی به درس ندارند را می توانید با چنین داستان هایی علاقه مند کنید. حتی با استفاده از اپلیکیشن های generative AI می توانید داستان هایی با شخصیت های مورد علاقه فرزندتان تولید کنید. روش خوبی‌ برای آموزش محتوای کتاب های مختلف هم هست. معلمان عزیز محتوای‌ یک درس کتاب را تبدیل به داستان کنید و ارائه دهید. هوش مصنوعی بخش عمده کار را برای شما تسهیل می کند. متن درس را به آن بدهید و از آن بخواهید به شما داستان آن را در قالب مکالمه جذاب مصور بدهد.

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