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IJSREM50939
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Jun 2025
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
This study explores the transformative shift in educational methodologies from conventional chalkboard training to AI-driven practices, with a specific cognizance on the mixing of chatbots. Grounded in a qualitative, overview-based analytical framework, the research investigates the position of chatbots in improving personalised learning, enhancing student engagement, and addressing pedagogical demanding situations. Drawing on empirical records, case studies, and existing literature, the study evaluates the effectiveness, adaptability, and accessibility of chatbot-primarily based educational techniques in secondary and better education settings. Findings indicate that AI-powered chatbots can substantially enhance learner autonomy, overall performance, and inclusivity via functions like real-time feedback, spherical-the-clock get entry to, and personalised learning paths. but, the examine additionally identifies full-size infrastructural and moral barriers, together with disparities in digital get entry to, insufficient educator schooling, concerns over statistics privateness, and algorithmic bias. Educators and students alike explicit careful optimism, emphasizing the price of hybrid models where in AI supportsâinstead of replacesâhuman instruction. Ultimately, the studies underscore the want for strategic, ethical, and inclusive implementation of AI equipment in training. It requires persisted empirical evaluation and policymaking to make certain that AI integration enhances mastering consequences without compromising academic equity or integrity.
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6/23/2025
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