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Education Sciences, Volume 14, Issue 5

May 2024 - 113 articles

Cover Story: As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly integrated into educational technologies, teachers and students must acquire new forms of AI literacy, including an understanding of responsible use of AI. In this study, we explored tensions in the opinions of teachers and students regarding what constitutes learning and cheating using AI. By employing qualitative methods, we asked teachers and students to consider examples of how students might apply ChatGPT, rank them in order of how much they thought each student learned and cheated, and explain their rankings. Our findings revealed a wide range of opinions regarding learning and cheating using ChatGPT, and these were grounded in four recurring tensions. These findings challenge common notions of cheating and underscore the importance of the student voice in co-constructing norms associated with the responsible use of AI. View this paper
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Articles (113)

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  • Open Access
2 Citations
3,736 Views
11 Pages

Our study employs multi-level agent-based modeling and computational techniques to explore education as a complex system. With an underlying focus that education should be underpinned by a scientific understanding of student learning, we created comp...

  • Article
  • Open Access
1,983 Views
20 Pages

This study is part of a project on initial assessment of first language (L1) literacy in adult newcomers prior to the commencement of L2 studies in Swedish. Here, we explore the assessment summaries of newcomers’ L1 literacy, performed by L2-te...

  • Article
  • Open Access
3 Citations
3,348 Views
28 Pages

To Test or Not to Test? The Graduate Record Examinations: Predictive Validity toward Graduate Study Success on Research Masters’ Programs in a Large European University

  • Anastasia Kurysheva,
  • Gönül Dilaver,
  • Christine Merie Fox,
  • Harrison Kell,
  • Matthias Robert Kern and
  • Harold V. M. van Rijen

Graduate admissions committees in Europe have a challenging task of selecting students from an increasingly large pool of candidates with diverse application files. Graduate standardized testing can ease the comparison of application files. The purpo...

  • Article
  • Open Access
4 Citations
3,468 Views
12 Pages

Concerns persist about attentional engagement in online learning. The inter-subject correlation of eye movements (ISC) has shown promise as an accessible and effective method for attention assessment in online learning. This study extends previous st...

  • Article
  • Open Access
3 Citations
3,308 Views
13 Pages

How Can the University Environment Support Student Quality of Life? A Novel Conceptual Model

  • Alyson Lamont Dodd,
  • Georgia Punton,
  • Joanna Mary Averill McLaren,
  • Elizabeth Sillence and
  • Nicola Byrom

During emerging adulthood (18–25 years), university students have taken steps towards independent living and learning. However, they are also in a liminal phase before the ‘stable roles’ of adulthood. This developmental context dist...

  • Article
  • Open Access
1 Citations
2,656 Views
27 Pages

Ninth grade on-track is predictive of high school graduation, more than race, socio-economic status, and prior achievement combined. Although initiatives characterized by an intense focus on the ninth-grade year are being increasingly implemented, re...

  • Article
  • Open Access
4 Citations
14,284 Views
23 Pages

Research has identified principal leadership as one of the most salient school-level predictors of teacher retention. However, the survey-based quantitative nature and specific survey questions used in this research make it difficult to discern which...

  • Article
  • Open Access
2 Citations
2,170 Views
35 Pages

Many universities have implemented initiatives to drive instructional change, yet their success has often been limited due to a lack of recognition of academia as a complex dynamic system. This paper explores how the interconnected and dynamic nature...

  • Article
  • Open Access
1,555 Views
17 Pages

This study aims to explore the perspectives of pre-service teachers (PSTs) regarding their experiences with the ANNOTO personal note feature within a blended learning (BL) context. Employing qualitative research methods, the analysis incorporates ref...

  • Article
  • Open Access
2,055 Views
19 Pages

The purpose of this study was to develop and validate the Perception of Wisdom Exploratory Rating Scale based on the Polyhedron Model of Wisdom (PMW). A total number of 585 responses from in-service and preservice teachers was collected. In the EFA,...

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