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AI Could Train the Next Generation of SurgeonsCEFR A2

1 Dec 2025

Adapted from Johns Hopkins University, Futurity CC BY 4.0

Photo by National Cancer Institute, Unsplash

AI-assisted adaptation of the original article, simplified for language learners.

Surgeons are becoming fewer, and artificial intelligence could help. This new AI tool watches how students practice suturing, which is sewing wounds closed. It gives real-time feedback to help students improve.

In a study, students trained with AI learning improved faster than students who only watched video tutorials. This suggests AI can be a useful tool in education. However, some beginner students still have difficulties.

The researchers want to make AI easier to use so that students can practice at home with a smartphone and a suturing kit.

Difficult words

  • artificialMade by people, not natural.
  • suturingThe act of sewing wounds closed.
  • feedbackInformation about how well you are doing.
  • educationThe process of learning.
  • difficultiesProblems that make something hard.
  • researchersPeople who study and investigate.

Tip: hover, focus or tap highlighted words in the article to see quick definitions while you read or listen.

Discussion questions

  • Why do you think feedback is important in learning?
  • How could AI tools change education in the future?
  • What challenges do beginner students face when learning suturing?
  • Do you think practicing at home is helpful for students? Why or why not?

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