Advancing SDG 4: Harnessing Generative AI to Transform Learning, Teaching, and Educational Equity in Higher Education
Journal of Lifestyle and SDGs Review,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
5(2), С. e03774 - e03774
Опубликована: Янв. 7, 2025
Objective:
The
objective
of
this
study
is
to
investigate
the
transformative
potential
generative
AI
in
advancing
Sustainable
Development
Goal
4
(SDG
4),
with
aim
enhancing
equity,
accessibility,
and
quality
higher
education
through
integration
AI-driven
systems
practices.
Theoretical
Framework:
This
research
underpinned
by
Academic
Convergence
(AIAC)
Framework,
which
aligns
theories
such
as
constructivism,
Vygotsky’s
cultural-historical
theory,
Bloom’s
Taxonomy.
These
frameworks
provide
a
solid
basis
for
understanding
interplay
between
personalized
learning,
cognitive
engagement,
stakeholder
collaboration,
ethical
governance
educational
ecosystems.
Method:
methodology
adopted
comprises
Literature-Driven
Conceptual
Framework
approach,
synthesizing
peer-reviewed
studies
across
key
themes:
operational
efficiency,
collaborative
governance.
Data
collection
involved
systematic
literature
reviews
scholarly
articles,
books,
conference
proceedings
within
past
decade.
Results
Discussion:
results
reveal
that
AIAC
promotes
tailored,
adaptive
learning
pathways,
enhances
faculty
roles
AI-enabled
mentors,
optimizes
administrative
workflows
predictive
analytics.
discussion
contextualizes
these
findings
existing
theories,
emphasizing
framework's
ability
mitigate
challenges
algorithmic
bias,
equity
gaps,
data
privacy
concerns.
Limitations
include
need
empirical
validation
addressing
resource
disparities
underprivileged
contexts.
Research
Implications:
practical
theoretical
implications
are
significant
institutions,
policymakers,
practitioners.
fostering
innovative
teaching
practices,
equitable
access
AI-enhanced
tools,
aligning
strategies
labor
market
demands
analytics
Originality/Value:
contributes
introducing
an
scalable
model
integrating
into
education.
Its
value
lies
bridging
digital
divide,
lifelong
positioning
institutions
leaders
sustainable
integration,
ultimately
mission
SDG
4.
Язык: Английский
Parental Involvement in Reading Among Grade 1 Learners
Nancy Caban,
Jennielyn Velayo,
Gladys Joy Tampus
и другие.
British Journal of Teacher Education and Pedagogy,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
3(3), С. 41 - 53
Опубликована: Сен. 1, 2024
Parental
involvement
in
reading
is
crucial
for
learners.
Active
engagement
helps
develop
early
skills,
boost
self-esteem,
and
improve
parent-child
relationships
that
may
grow
their
children's
experiences
by
having
frequent
storytelling
sessions,
book
discussions,
setting
up
a
family
values
literacy.
This
study
determined
the
nature
of
parental
among
Grade
1
learners
three
identified
public
elementary
schools
Cebu,
Philippines.
The
instruments
used
included
researcher-made
questionnaire
administered
to
174
parents.
Quantitative
data
from
were
analyzed
using
statistical
measures
such
as
frequency,
simple
percentage,
weighted
mean,
Chi-square
test
independence.
It
was
concluded
although
parents
somewhat
involved,
more
active
learning
at
home.
often
modest.
same
empirical
findings
showed
no
correlation
between
respondents'
diversified
profiles
with
Aware
results,
researchers
politely
suggested
action
plans
explicitly
created
help
involve
children
reading.
Язык: Английский