Artificial Intelligence Is Rewriting How Schools Teach, Test and Govern
A new analysis in Frontiers of Digital Education maps how artificial intelligence is transforming learning, teaching, curricula, and education governance ...
Tag: AI literacy
New Study Reveals How Prompt Skills and Smart Assessment Make Students Transparent With AI
A survey of 649 Indian university students found that prompt literacy, critical AI literacy, and assessment design each contribute to ...
Palestinian Students Embrace AI in Education but Face a Knowledge-Practice Gap
A survey of 236 students at Al-Ummah University College in Jerusalem found strong knowledge and positive attitudes toward artificial intelligence ...
Teachers Report Sharper AI Awareness After University-Wide Training Push
A two-year study of 180 Spanish university teachers found that an institutional generative AI training plan significantly increased teachers' awareness, ...
Nursing Students Split Into Three AI Literacy Groups, Study Reveals Distinct Training Needs
A mixed-methods study of 403 Chinese nursing students identifies three distinct AI literacy profiles and maps the tailored educational needs ...
Latin American Students Embrace AI in University, but Ethics Knowledge Lags Behind
A survey of 570 master's students in Ecuador, Spain, and the Dominican Republic finds positive attitudes toward artificial intelligence in ...
Doctoral Students Turn to Generative AI for Dissertation Help, But Prompt Skills Decide Success
A new study of 86 doctoral students and 7 supervisors maps where generative AI genuinely aids dissertation writing and why ...
Who Uses AI in Medical Training? New Study Reveals a Sociodemographic Divide
A survey of 668 health sciences students in Ecuador finds that sex, academic program, and ethnic self-identification shape how future ...
Bangladeshi Students See AI Creating More Jobs Than It Destroys, Survey Finds
A survey of 450 students at three Bangladeshi public universities finds cautious optimism that AI will create more jobs than ...
The AI Efficiency Trap: Why Smarter Workplaces May Be Harming Worker Wellbeing
A new conceptual framework warns that AI adoption pursued for efficiency may erode worker autonomy, competence, and connection, threatening human ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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