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Learning-to-learn in the age of generative AI: A scoping review and conceptual framework
Synthesis: This paper presents a scoping review of learning-to-learn (L2L) definitions within pedagogical and psychological literature, identifying 21 relevant publications via PRISMA-ScR. It proposes a novel three-layered framework organized by conceptual broadness: Dimensions (cognitive and metacognitive skills), Processes (self-regulation), and Tools (retrieval practice). The framework maps L2L components to GenAI application use cases in higher education, positioning L2L as key to reducing GenAI overreliance and fostering learner agency.
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This paper presents a scoping review of learning-to-learn (L2L) definitions within pedagogical and psychological literature, identifying 21 relevant publications via PRISMA-ScR. It proposes a novel three-layered framework organized by conceptual broadness: Dimensions (cognitive and metacognitive skills), Processes (self-regulation), and Tools (retrieval practice). The framework maps L2L components to GenAI application use cases in higher education, positioning L2L as key to reducing GenAI overreliance and fostering learner agency.
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Schorr, I., Bardach, L., Bühler, B., & Kasneci, E. (2026). Learning-to-learn in the age of generative AI: A scoping review and conceptual framework. Computers and Education: Artificial Intelligence.