🏷️ teacher-role
93 pages tagged with teacher-role(80 articles, 13 concepts)
📄 Acceptance of AI-Assisted English Language Learning Tools in Higher Education: Psychological Correlates Across Disciplinary and Proficiency Groups
> **Synthesis:** Wu et al. (2026) examined how learning motivation, self-efficacy, anxiety, and risk perception relate to acceptance of AI-assisted English language learning in a Chinese higher-educat…
📄 The AI Literacy Heptagon: A Structured Approach to AI Literacy in Higher Education
> **Synthesis:** Hackl, Müller, and Sailer (2026) present the AI Literacy Heptagon, a structured seven-dimensional framework for AI literacy (AIL) in higher education, developed through an integrative…
📄 Beyond Output Metrics: Reframing AI-Assisted Vocal Pedagogy Through Human Learning and Educational Value
> **Synthesis:** Li (2026) presents a conceptual Perspective arguing that AI-assisted vocal pedagogy should be evaluated not by how precisely AI measures vocal output (pitch, stability, timing) but by…
📄 From Unified to Differentiated Materials: Generative AI–Supported Adaptation of EAP Reading Materials
> **Synthesis:** Gao (2026) examined whether generative-AI-supported adaptation of English for Academic Purposes (EAP) reading materials chiefly changes passage-level structural complexity or text-emb…
2026-08-13 · language-learning, generative-ai, personalized-learning, instructional-design, scaffolding
📄 Associations Between Generative AI–Based Pronunciation Feedback and Willingness to Communicate in English: The Mediating Role of English Pronunciation Self-Efficacy
> **Synthesis:** Lu et al. (2026) examined, through the lens of Social Cognitive Theory, whether Chinese university EFL learners' perceptions of generative-AI-based pronunciation feedback relate to th…
2026-08-13 · language-learning, generative-ai, ai-feedback-quality, self-regulated-learning, motivation
📄 RoboBuddy in the Classroom: Exploring LLM-Powered Social Robots for Storytelling in Learning and Integration Activities
> **Synthesis:** Tozadore, Ertug, Chaker, and Abderrahim (2025) present RoboBuddy, an intuitive interface that lets teachers create scenario-based storytelling activities from their regular curriculum…
📄 The Competence Paradox: Negotiating Ease, Risk, and Creative Identity in Text-to-Image Generative AI Use Among Art and Design Students
> **Synthesis:** Liu, Meng, and Zhang (2026) examined technology acceptance of text-to-image (T2I) generative AI in art and design education from both educators' and students' perspectives, using a mo…
📄 Perceptions and Acceptance of Artificial Intelligence in Science Education Programmes: Voices of Pre-Service Science Teachers
> **Synthesis:** This survey of 380 pre-service science teachers in Ghana, guided by UTAUT and the Theory of Planned Behaviour, finds generally positive perceptions of AI and strong intentions to use …
📄 Artificial Intelligence as Catalyst and Contested Terrain: Transforming Interior Design Practice, Pedagogy, and Professional Regulation in Malaysia
> **Synthesis:** This article examines how generative AI and intelligent visualization platforms are reshaping interior design practice in Malaysia, shifting designers from primary form-generators tow…
📄 Technology, Education and Critical Media Literacy: Potential, Challenges, and Opportunities
> **Synthesis:** Based on expert interviews and a survey of 141 university students in Communication and Education programs, this study finds that while technology offers real opportunities for teachi…
📄 Simulating Students with Large Language Models: A Review of Architecture, Mechanisms, and Role Modelling in Education with Generative AI
> Marquez-Carpintero, Lopez-Sellers & Cazorla (2025) present a thematic review of empirical and methodological studies using LLMs to [[simulating-students|simulate student behavior]] in education. The…
🏷️ Simulating Students
> **Simulating students** — using LLM-based agents to model learner behavior, cognition, and social dynamics for educational research, design, and training. Simulated students let researchers evaluate…
📄 Metacognitive AI literacy: going beyond the AI skills gap agenda
> **Synthesis:** Shapiro, Souto-Otero, and Watermeyer (2026) argue that conventional AI literacy frameworks anchored in functional skills acquisition fail to address the fundamental epistemological ch…
📄 The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Green Education: Optimizing Teacher Workflow and Enhancing Pedagogical Design under Sustainable Development Pedagogy (SDP) Constraints
> **Synthesis:** Talebzadeh (2026) conducts a quasi-experimental study with 28 pre-service teacher teams, finding that AI-assisted Sustainable Development Pedagogy constraints significantly improve in…
🏷️ AI Education
> **AI Education** — the broad field encompassing both AI in education (using AI to teach) and AI literacy (teaching about AI). As the wiki's umbrella concept, AI education connects instructional tech…
🏷️ Automated Assessment
> **Automated assessment** — the use of AI to evaluate student work, from formative quizzes to high-stakes exams. Automated assessment spans multiple modalities — multiple-choice, short answer, essay,…
🏷️ Automated Grading
> **Automated grading** — AI systems that evaluate student work, from multiple-choice scoring to essay assessment and code review. Automated grading is one of the most mature and widely-deployed AI in…
🏷️ Faculty Development
> **Faculty development** — the processes, programs, and institutional supports that help educators develop the skills and confidence to teach effectively with AI. Faculty development spans individual…
🏷️ Instructional Design with AI
> **Instructional Design** — the systematic process of creating effective learning experiences through the analysis of learning needs and the design, development, implementation, and evaluation of ins…
2026-08-09 · instructional-design, curriculum-design, faculty-development, scaffolding, generative-ai
🏷️ K-12 AI Education
> **K-12 AI education** — the use of artificial intelligence in primary and secondary education, spanning AI literacy curricula, AI tutoring, teacher support, and safety considerations unique to young…
📄 When Help is Unhelpful: Evaluating AI Tutors for Productive Struggle
> **Synthesis:** Zhang et al. (2026) introduce TutorMoments, a replay-based evaluation framework that tests whether LM tutors adapt their pedagogical actions to context — scaffolding when support is n…
📄 Artificial intelligence, cognitive offloading and implications for education
> **Synthesis:** Lodge & Loble (2026) provide a comprehensive report on the cognitive science behind AI use in education, arguing that the core risk of generative AI is not plagiarism but cognitive of…
📄 Towards Synergistic Teacher-AI Interactions with Generative Artificial Intelligence
> **Synthesis:** Drawing on a systematic literature review, this UCL chapter proposes a five-level framework of teacher-AI teaming—transactional, situational, operational, praxical, and synergistic—to…
2026-08-06 · teacher-ai-teaming, generative-ai, human-ai-interaction, teacher-agency, hybrid-intelligence
📄 When AI Wears Many Hats: The Role of Generative Artificial Intelligence in Marketing Education
> **When AI Wears Many Hats: The Role of Generative Artificial Intelligence in Marketing Education** — Uses multipronged analysis (syllabi review, educator survey, qualitative interviews) and Role The…
📄 Rethinking Generative AI Literacy: An Integrative, Developmental, and Dialectical Framework for K-12 Teacher Education
> **RAIL-Ed is an integrative, developmental, and dialectical framework for generative AI literacy in K-12 teacher education, built from a systematic review of 67 studies and specifying six interdepen…
📄 Agreement Is Not Quality: Blind Expert Verification of Human and LLM Qualitative Coding When Human Consensus Is Not Ground Truth
> **Alex Liu, Lief Esbenshade, Michael Xiao, Victor Tian, Zachary Zhang, Kevin He, Min Sun** — arXiv preprint (2026).…
📄 The care-full craft of feedback in an age of generative AI
A conceptual/position paper arguing that feedback in an age of GenAI must be understood as **"matters of care"** — ethical, relational practices rather than information transmission. It builds on a te…
📄 ConnectED: A Curriculum-Aligned AI System for Vietnamese Instructional Lesson Planning and Student Learning
> **Thang Doan Viet, Anh Nguyen Hoang, Tinh Luong Son, Anh Hoang Thi Ngoc, Huyen Giang Thi Thu, Tai Le Quy** — arXiv preprint (2026).…
📄 Generative AI Can Harm Teaching
> The null average performance effect masks strong offsetting heterogeneity — and the exam had severe ceiling compression (control mean 89.2/100, 47% ≥ 95), which also limits power. The belief reversa…
📄 Human-LLM Collaborative Inductive Coding for Conceptualizing K-12 Educator AI Use
> **Alex Liu, Min Sun, Lief Esbenshade, Michael Xiao, Victor Tian, Zachary Zhang, Kevin He** — arXiv preprint (2026).…
📄 Enhancing learner-centered feedback with AI: teachers'' practices and perceptions
An empirical study of **21 higher-education teachers** using **PolyFeed**, an AI-powered feedback tool combining (1) a **BERT-based ML model** (from Aldino et al. 2024) that detects which learner-cent…
📄 Structured AI Demonstrations and Student LLM Use in Engineering Mechanics: Study Design and Preliminary Results
> **Shuang Geng, Helen Lallos-Harrell, Jiya Ashar, Thomas J. McKenna, Annwesa Dasgupta, Caleb Farny, Emma Lejeune** — arXiv preprint (2026).…
📄 Designing Needs- and Attention-Aware AI Learning Tools for Engineering Education: Insights from Psychological Outcomes
Survey of 206 engineering students: AI chatbots provide greatest perceived benefit as relief from competence frustration, smaller benefits for autonomy, weakest for relatedness. Baseline motivational …
2026-07-30 · higher-ed, stem-education, student-experience, affective-computing, personalized-learning
📄 The Easy Trap: Why LLMs Underestimate Misconception-Driven Difficulty
LLMs systematically underestimate the difficulty of misconception-driven items ('The Easy Trap'). While LLM ratings show moderate rank correlation with empirical student difficulty (rho=0.52-0.70), th…
📄 From Idea to Classroom in Days: Using "Vibe Coding" to Create a Programming Process Visualizer from IDE Activity Logs
Describes rapid development of a Thonny log visualizer using AI-assisted 'vibe coding' to make student programming processes visible to teachers. Piloted in a 160-student introductory programming cour…
📄 Beyond Perspectives: A Trio-Ethnography of Interpretation Evolution in LLM-Supported Programming Education
This experience report introduces trio-ethnography — structured dialogue between two computing educators with differing teaching philosophies and one undergraduate CS student — as a method for surfaci…
📄 Programming Language Policy as an AI Literacy Equity Problem: A 15-Nation Comparative Analysis
Across 15 nations, the paper examines how secondary computer-science education embeds AI literacy into general-track subjects (Digital Literacy, ICT, TIC, SNT) rather than specialized tracks, creating…
📄 Adoption-Ready Project-Based Learning for Computing Education: The FORAP Framework and a Multi-Scale Project Portfolio
Presents FORAP (Framework for Organizing Reusable and Adaptable Project-Based Learning projects) and a portfolio of 14 adoption-ready PjBL packages for computing education. The framework addresses the…
📄 A Durability and Cross-Language Transfer Benchmark for a Validated Teaching-Feedback Classification Protocol
> Extends a prior validated protocol for classifying open-ended teaching-evaluation feedback by thematic category and sentiment, introducing a durability and cross-language transfer benchmark. Institu…
2026-07-14 · feedback-loop, automated-grading, formative-assessment, higher-ed, faculty-development-genai
🏷️ Bias Mitigation
> **Bias mitigation** in educational AI requires auditing models across the pipeline: [[gender-bias-transfer-llm-writing]], [[ai-scoring-language-bias-physics]], [[llm-cultural-relevance-k12]], and [[…
📄 From Execution to Education: A Bloom-Aligned Framework for Measuring Educational Control in LLMs
Introduces a Bloom-aligned framework for measuring 'educational control' in LLMs: the ability to preserve a task's instructional intent while shifting its cognitive demand toward higher-order Bloom le…
📄 How YouTube Frames ChatGPT Use in Education: An Epistemic Network Analysis with Supporting Multimodal Metadata
Uses epistemic network analysis of multimodal YouTube metadata (transcripts, titles, thumbnails, comments) to show how different creator groups frame ChatGPT use in education, revealing divergent narr…
📄 AI tools in Arab University English classrooms: Looking back and forward
This paper aims to synthesize empirical research on AI tools used to support English as a second/foreign language (EL2) learners in Arab University classrooms (AUCs) between Jan 1st 2023 and Aug 31st …
📄 AIED's Unfinished Mission: Centering Agency and Motivation in the Age of Effortless Bypass
The widespread availability of general-purpose AI that can perform complex cognitive tasks threatens to undermine education at scale. This effortless bypass dilemma sharpens a challenge AIED has long …
📄 A Guiding Framework for K-12 Teachers in Creating AI-powered Learning Technologies through Vibe Coding
Large language models generate code from natural language prompts, enabling vibe coding, which allows non-programmers to develop computational solutions. Vibe coding for teachers amplifies the teacher…
📄 Mind the Trust Gap: Identifying (Mis)alignments in Teacher-Student Views Toward Control and Agency in K-12 Classroom AI
**Tomohiro Nagashima, Lisa Siegrist, Niklas Scholz, Shintaro Sato, Martina Vincoli, Man Su (2026)** As AI technologies enter [[k-12]] classrooms, understanding how different stakeholders perceive thes…
📄 Concept Catalyst: Exploring Scrutable Interfaces to Structure K-12 Teacher Interactions with Generative AI
Mansi et al. (2026) introduce Concept Catalyst, a system designed around 'scrutable interfaces' — interfaces that make AI reasoning visible and editable by users. Working with K-12 teachers, the study…
📄 Teaching Prompt-Based Programming with LLMs: A 45-Minute Lesson with Guided Practice for End-User Programmers
This study by Tran, Marwan & Price (2026) introduces and evaluates a 45-minute structured lesson on prompt-based programming, a new modality enabled by LLMs where users express computational goals thr…
📄 A bit of chaos and madness: The AI Assessment Scale and the work of assessment reform
📄 [PDF](https://arxiv.org/pdf/2606.26729) This study examines the implementation of the Artificial Intelligence Assessment Scale (AIAS), a structured framework for redesigning [[assessment|university…
📄 WIP: Bridging the Gap Between Instructional Design and Pedagogical Use: A Framework for Mathematics Educators
Castillo Ventura et al. (2026) address the gap between instructional design of digital mathematics resources and their pedagogical use in classrooms. Their work-in-progress framework translates learni…
📄 Framing the 5% Problem: Teachers'' Perspectives on Persistence in Educational Technology
Borchers (2026) reports on a 90-minute participatory design workshop with 12 U.S. middle school mathematics teachers using i-Ready Math weekly. Thematic analysis identified four recurring dimensions o…
📄 Why Machines Misread Pedagogical Quality: Human-Machine Alignment in LLM-Based Pretest Question Evaluation
Tseng et al. (2026) investigate human-machine alignment in LLM-based pretest question evaluation — a critical bottleneck for scalable AI-assisted assessment. Their AI-assisted workflow combines automa…
📄 Supporting Tutors in the Gig Economy with Automated Feedback: A Case Study on Ringle
Park et al. (2026) explore AI-powered automated feedback for tutors on Ringle, a popular online English tutoring platform in the gig economy. Their research probe analyzed tutors' lessons and provided…
📄 AdaPT: Adaptive Lesson Plan Transformer for Cross-Regional and Differentiated Instruction
AdaPT uses transformers to adapt lesson plans across regional and differentiated instruction contexts; improves teacher efficiency while maintaining pedagogical alignment with local curricula. AdaPT: …
📄 AI-Driven Assessment of Human Tutors: Linking Training Performance to Real-Life Practice
AI-driven assessment of human tutor training performance correlates with real-life tutoring quality; bridges the gap between training metrics and classroom practice. AI-Driven Assessment of Human Tuto…
📄 Using AI in engineering education: a balancing act, driven by clear purpose
Based on a questionnaire of 100 higher-education engineering students and a critical literature review, examines how students use and perceive LLMs. Students value LLMs for writing support, conceptual…
📄 Cross-Dataset Bloom Question Classification: Supervised Models and Prompted LLMs
Evaluates cross-dataset generalization of ML/DL methods and LLMs for automatic Bloom's taxonomy classification of assessment questions across five datasets. Supervised ML/DL models degraded substantia…
📄 What do you mean by human-AI collaboration: Prerequisite functions and the affordances needed to achieve it
> Asks what is gained and lost when 'collaboration' is applied freely to human-AI interaction. Argues true collaboration requires symmetric/negotiated relationship, shared goals, low and shifting divi…
2026-06-16 · intelligent-tutoring, scaffolding, active-learning, student-experience, learning-analytics
📄 Exploring How Agent Voice Accents Shape Human-AI Collaboration in K-12 Group Learning
**Ravi, Stevens, Hurt, Hanks, Lin & Anderson (2026)**. Ravi et al. investigate how the voice accent of a [[generative-ai]] conversational peer agent shapes learners' perceptions, trust, and interactio…
📄 AI-Driven Analytics of Team-Teaching Talk: Acoustic Patterns across Experience, Cohorts and the Learning Design
**Yuchen Liu, Roberto Martinez-Maldonado, Riordan Alfredo, Paola Mejia-Domenzain, Dwi Rahayu, Sadia Nawaz** — AIED 2026 — cs.HC, cs.AI This paper presents an AI-based speech processing approach to ana…
📄 Culturally-Aware AI for Cross-Boundary Community Learning
Reports on cross-boundary Community-Based Learning where undergraduate students develop AI-enabled solutions for cultural heritage preservation and sustainable development. The paper argues that AIED …
📄 AI Assistance for Discretionary Work: Increasing Feedback Provision in Higher Education
This field experiment shows that AI-generated feedback drafts can measurably increase the rate and length of feedback that teaching assistants actually deliver to students, without sacrificing perceiv…
📄 Teacher-Authored Prompts for Configuring Student-AI Dialogue: K-12 Classroom Implementation
This large-scale K-12 deployment provides empirical evidence that teacher-authored prompts can reliably shape the cognitive quality of student-AI dialogue at classroom scale. The TASD system lets teac…
🏷️ Curriculum Design
> **Curriculum Design** — the process of planning and structuring what is taught across courses, programs, and institutions, including learning objectives, content sequencing, assessment strategies, a…
📄 Surfacing Isolated Learners with Outcome-Independent Mediation of Feedback between Teachers and Students Using AI
> **Authors:** Junsoo Park, Youssef Medhat, Htet Phyo Wai, Ploy Thajchayapong, Ashok K. Goel (2026) — Georgia Tech…
📄 Modularizing Educational LLM-Agency for Fostering Responsible Learning Assistance
The widespread adoption of AI chatbots in education will drastically change learning, making responsible deployment a critical concern. While large language models (LLMs) might have access to sources …
🏷️ AI Ed Evaluation
> **AI-ed evaluation** — the body of methods, benchmarks, and criteria used to assess whether AI education tools (LLM-based tutors, automated graders, feedback systems, agents) actually work — not jus…
📄 Position: Adopting AI in Practice Does Not Guarantee the Productivity Boost
This ICML 2026 position paper argues that adopting AI in organizational practice does not automatically yield productivity gains — human and environmental factors critically moderate the relationship.…
📄 Expert Cognition Dashboard: From Learning Analytics to Cognition Intelligence in AI-Driven Education
**Annie Yuan (2026)**. arXiv preprint (cs.HC). Current AI-driven educational systems primarily rely on behavioural analytics and performance metrics, lacking the ability to model expert cognition used…
2026-05-22 · learning-analytics, intelligent-tutoring, adaptive-learning, student-experience, ai-literacy
📄 How AI Is Changing Teaching Workflows
📄 [Full article](https://edtechinsiders.substack.com/p/how-ai-is-changing-teaching-workflows) AI saves teachers roughly 30% of lesson preparation time with no measurable quality loss — but whether th…
📄 Design Principles and Observable Indicators for AI-Enabled Pedagogical Accompaniment: Evidence from the Amico Dual-Mode Prototype in Italy and China
Benedetti (2026) introduces a theoretically grounded framework for AI-enabled pedagogical accompaniment that explicitly centers human agency — an approach described as "human-in-command" rather than m…
📄 ANVIL: Analogies and Videos for Lecturers
Noviello, Birillo, and Migut (2026) present ANVIL, an end-to-end multimodal generation pipeline for educational content — one of the first systems to automate the full journey from concept definition …
📄 Creating Learning Scaffolds for Engineering Design Using Concept Catalyst
Singh, Mansi, and Riedl (2026) present Concept Catalyst, an LLM-powered tool designed to reduce K-12 teacher preparation time for Engineering Design Challenges. Unlike general-purpose chatbots, Concep…
📄 Balancing Teacher and Student Agency: Co-Orchestration Tool Design Supporting Real-Time Dynamic Pairing
Yang et al. (2026) tackle a fundamental tension in AI-augmented classrooms: how to balance teacher orchestration with student agency during dynamic transitions between individual and collaborative wor…
2026-05-21 · intelligent-tutoring, student-experience, k-12, human-in-the-loop, collaborative-learning
📄 Explainable Artificial Intelligence in Education (XAI-ED)
📄 DOI: 10.1016/j.caeai.2022.100074 This paper introduces **XAI-ED**, a framework for explainable AI that is purpose-built for education. It argues that while XAI in education shares common ground wit…
📄 Faculty Orientations Shape Adoption of AI in Research and Teaching
📄 arXiv · [PDF](https://arxiv.org/pdf/2605.18140) A mixed-methods survey of 90 STEM faculty in the RCSA Cottrell community identified a coherent latent construct — **AI pedagogical orientation** — th…
📄 PromptDecipher: Supporting AI Tutor Authoring Through Editable Simulated Interactions
Teachers virtually never test AI tutoring bots before student deployment; PromptDecipher enforces QA as a first-class activity by letting teachers edit bot responses directly. PromptDecipher addresses…
📄 Generative AI Feedback, English Writing and Teacher Rubrics: A Multiple-Case Study of CyberScholar
RAG-based rubric-grounded GenAI writing feedback improved student revision quality (N=143, grades 7-11) and saved teacher time, but automated ratings were inconsistent. CyberScholar demonstrates rubri…
📄 Modeling AI-TPACK in Practice: Insights from Teachers'' Multi-Agent Workflow Design
This study investigates how teachers design multi-agent instructional workflows and identifies three distinct **teacher archetypes** that emerge from behavioral log analysis of 61 in-service teachers:…
📄 Are Agents Ready to Teach? A Multi-Stage Benchmark for Real-World Teaching Workflows
> Are Agents Ready to Teach? A Multi-Stage Benchmark for Real-World Teaching Workflows **Chen et al. (2026)** — Multiple institutions. Under review.…
📄 AI Adoption Among Teachers: Insights on Concerns, Support, Confidence, and Attitudes
A study of 260 Filipino teachers examined how institutional support, teacher confidence, and teacher concerns influence AI adoption attitudes: This paper provides empirical clarity for [[teacher-role]…
📄 When Should Teachers Control AI Generation for Mathematics Visuals?
Generative AI can help teachers rapidly create classroom-ready visual materials, particularly in mathematics where diagrams and visual representations must be **pedagogically meaningful and instructio…
📄 TeachingCoach: A Fine-Tuned Scaffolding Chatbot for Instructional Guidance to Instructors
> **Authors:** Isabel Molnar, Peiyu Li, Si Chen, Sugana Chawla, James Lang, Ronald Metoyer, Ting Hua, Nitesh V. Chawla **Year:** 2026 **Venue:** arXiv (cs.AI) > **Year:** 2026 > **Venue:** arXiv (cs.A…
📄 What AI in Education Needs Next: Lessons from Youth Leaders Across Five Countries
> A global perspective on AI in education readiness, framed around the insight that the real bottleneck is human and institutional capacity, not technical access. Based on a WEF (2026) synthesis of yo…
📄 AI-Generated Lesson Plans in Civic Education
> An analysis of 310 AI-generated lesson plans (2,230 individual activities) produced by ChatGPT (GPT-4o), Gemini (1.5 Flash), and Copilot (GPT-4 based) for all 53 Massachusetts eighth-grade civics st…
📄 How State Policy Can Help Teachers Use AI Well
> A NASBE/CRPE policy analysis (May 2026) examining how US states can shape conditions for effective teacher AI adoption — setting guardrails, providing resources, and building capacity without microm…
📄 The University AI Didn''t Replace: Rethinking Universities in the AI Era
> **Synthesis:** Rather than replacing universities, generative AI **redefines their essential functions** — this paper proposes a four-level framework of institutional AI adoption and argues that the…
🏷️ Equity in AI Education
Equity in AI Education addresses systemic disparities in access to, representation within, and benefits from AI educational tools. Three critical dimensions emerge: Wang et al. (2025) found that **78%…
🏷️ K-12 AI Education
K-12 AI Education encompasses the integration of artificial intelligence literacy, tools, and pedagogical approaches into primary and secondary education. Recent research reveals three critical pillar…
🏷️ Teacher AI Competency
Teacher AI competency encompasses the knowledge, skills, and dispositions required for effective AI integration in educational contexts. Emerging frameworks identify three competency dimensions: Zhang…
📄 AI Peer Feedback Systems
> Peer feedback develops critical reflection and evaluative judgment, yet: > Student peer feedback is often superficial or inconsistent. **AICoFe** (AI-based Collaborative Feedback) uses a multi-LLM p…
📄 Educational LLM Alignment
> Hardy & Kim (2026) identify a **cascading proxy** problem in AI-for-education evaluation: > The gap between what LLMs are *capable* of and what actually *benefits learners* — benchmark performance, …
📄 Robotics and Artificial Intelligence in Education: Transformations, Challenges, and Future Directions
> **Synthesis:** White & Wu (2026) critically examine the integration of AI and robotics into education, arguing that while transformative potential exists at all levels, effective integration require…