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Science, technology, education and math (STEM) students could see a boost in academic performance if artificial intelligence (AI) tools are integrated in their classrooms, according to recently published research conducted at the University of Bahrain.
The ‘Advancing Learning Outcomes in Physics Education through Artificial Intelligence Integration’ study found that students whose learning was enhanced with AI-assisted instruction and tools, outperformed those with traditional teaching by as much as 16 percentage points in test scores .
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