"A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON M.ED. STUDENTS' EXPERIENCE WITH AI-POWERED LEARNING AND ITS EFFECTS ON PROBLEM SOLVING SKILLS"

This study explores the influence of AI-powered learning affects the problem-solving competencies of students pursuing a Master of Education (M.Ed.) degree students. Two student groups took part in the study: one used AI-powered learning, while the other used conventional learning techniques. Data was gathered via focus groups, interviews, problem-solving evaluations, and questionnaires, both qualitative and quantitative. The findings demonstrate that AI-powered learning considerably improves the problem-solving abilities of M.Ed. students, especially in the areas of critical thinking and decision-making. Pupils in the AI-powered learning group felt that AI-powered learning was a useful tool for helping them strengthen their problem-solving skills and reported feeling more confident in their ability to solve problems. The study's conclusions have ramifications for programs that educate teachers, since they demonstrate how AI-powered learning may enhance the problem-solving abilities of Master of Education students.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-01-15
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18385796
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Problem Solving Skills Development
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"A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON M.ED. STUDENTS' EXPERIENCE WITH AI-POWERED LEARNING AND ITS EFFECTS ON PROBLEM SOLVING SKILLS"

Dr. Ummed Singh, Pusplata
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Problem Solving Skills Development
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"A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON M.ED. STUDENTS' EXPERIENCE WITH AI-POWERED LEARNING AND ITS EFFECTS ON PROBLEM SOLVING SKILLS"

Dr. Ummed Singh, Pusplata
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This study explores the influence of AI-powered learning affects the problem-solving competencies of students pursuing a Master of Education (M.Ed.) degree students. Two student groups took part in the study: one used AI-powered learning, while the other used conventional learning techniques. Data was gathered via focus groups, interviews, problem-solving evaluations, and questionnaires, both qualitative and quantitative. The findings demonstrate that AI-powered learning considerably improves the problem-solving abilities of M.Ed. students, especially in the areas of critical thinking and decision-making. Pupils in the AI-powered learning group felt that AI-powered learning was a useful tool for helping them strengthen their problem-solving skills and reported feeling more confident in their ability to solve problems. The study's conclusions have ramifications for programs that educate teachers, since they demonstrate how AI-powered learning may enhance the problem-solving abilities of Master of Education students.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Chaudhary Charan Singh University (IN)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 19%
Problem Solving Skills Development
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