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Volume 2, No.1, 2024
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DOI:
https://doi.org/10.61957/joerai-20240108 |
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Title:
Empowering Diverse Learners: The Role of AI in Inclusive
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Author:
RIMON YALLOW HADUSH |
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Abstract |
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The paper "Empowering
Diverse Learners: The Role of AI in Inclusive Education¡±
examines how Artificial Intelligence can amplify the
difference in education for persons with a disability.
This study explores what AI has to offer in effectively
offering transformative possibilities concerning such
situations. Traditional education systems also fail to
give equal chances to all students leaving the majority
of them with some form of disability almost physically,
instructionally, and socio-emotionally impaired. These
are artificial intelligence tools, the speech
recognition and synthesis converting speech to text or
text to voice, intelligent tutor systems, intelligent
environments, how students can engage with content in
their learning could be redesigned. The present paper
draws from very vivid examples of case studies showing
successful incorporations of AI in diverse learning
contexts that yielded enhanced learning results and
student¡¯s engagement. Finally, the issues of ethics in
the usage of AI were described including data protection
and algorithm fairness. Additional policy
recommendations help to provide that AI technologies
have the same access to schools as well as practical
application. However, AI can also be employed by
educators to create better learning environment and
design the learning processes that could lead to that
future in which each learner can succeed.
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Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence
(AI); Inclusive Education; Personalized Learning;
Assistive Technologies; AI-powered Learning; Educational
Equity; Adaptive Learning; Accessibility; AI Ethics;
Student Engagement; Data Privacy; Algorithmic Bias;
Teacher Training; Classroom Management; Universal Design
for Learning (UDL); Speech Recognition; Text-to-Speech;
Behavior Analysis; Social-Emotional Learning;
Educational Policy; Human Oversight; Collaborative
Ecosystem; Learning Disabilities; Contextual Factors;
Cultural Sensitivity; Educational Outcomes; Ethical AI
Practices; Professional Development; Digital Literacy;
Inclusive Learning Environments. |
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