PreprintResearch SquareMay 14, 2024
AI Tutoring Outperforms Active Learning
Gregory Kestin,Kelly Miller,Anna Klales,Timothy Milbourne,Gregorio Ponti
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AI Tutoring Outperforms Active Learning
Article Summary
An AI tutor designed in alignment with best practices in pedagogy and from educational psychology helped students learn material more effectively and in less time when compared to an active, instructor-led lesson. Students using the AI reported more engagement and motivation than students in the instructor setting.
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