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The advent of generative artificial intelligence (AI) has ignited an increase in discussions about generative AI tools in education. In this study, a human-centered learning and teaching framework that uses generative AI tools for self-regulated learning development through domain knowledge learning was proposed to catalyze changes in educational practices. The framework illustrates how generative AI tools can revolutionize educational practices and transform the processes of teaching and learning to become human-centered. It emphasizes the evolving roles of teachers, who increasingly become skillful facilitators and humanistic storytellers who craft differentiated instructions and attempt to develop student individualized learning. Drawing upon insights from neuroscience, the framework guides students to employ generative AI tools to augment their attentiveness, stimulate active engagement in learning, receive immediate feedback, and encourage self-reflection. The pedagogical approach is also reimagined; teachers equipped with generative AI tools and AI literacy can refine their teaching strategies to better equip students to meet future challenges. The practical application of the framework is demonstrated in a case study involving the development of Chinese language writing ability among primary students within a K-ì12 educational context. This article also reports the results of a 60-h development programme for teachers. Specifically, providing in-service teachers with cases involving uses of the proposed framework helped them to better understand the generative AI concepts and integrate them into their teaching and learning and increased their perceived ability to design AI-integrated courses that would enhance students√ɬÉ√ǬÉ√ɬÇ√ǬÉ√ɬÉ√ǬÇ√ɬÇ√ǬÉ√ɬÉ√ǬÉ√ɬÇ√ǬÇ√ɬÉ√ǬÇ√ɬÇ√Ǭ¢√ɬÉ√ǬÉ√ɬÇ√ǬÉ√ɬÉ√ǬÇ√ɬÇ√ǬÇ√ɬÉ√ǬÉ√ɬÇ√ǬÇ√ɬÉ√ǬÇ√ɬÇ√ǬÄ√ɬÉ√ǬÉ√ɬÇ√ǬÉ√ɬÉ√ǬÇ√ɬÇ√ǬÇ√ɬÉ√ǬÉ√ɬÇ√ǬÇ√ɬÉ√ǬÇ√ɬÇ√Ǭô attention, engagement, confidence, and satisfaction.
Study at a glance
- Question: How can a human-centered generative AI framework support self-regulated learning and teacher professional development in K-12 settings?
- Setting and data: Primary students learning Chinese writing and in-service teachers participating in a 60-hour development program; sample size, place, and dates not stated.
- Method: Framework proposal illustrated through a student case study and evaluation of a 60-hour teacher development program.
Why it matters
The rise of generative artificial intelligence has increased discussions about educational tools, highlighting the need for frameworks that transform teaching and learning into human-centered practices.
Key findings
- A 60-hour professional development program using the framework helped in-service teachers better understand generative AI concepts and integrate them into teaching.
- The training increased teachers' perceived ability to design AI-integrated courses intended to improve students' attention, engagement, confidence, and satisfaction.
- The proposed framework outlines how students can use generative AI to augment attentiveness, stimulate active engagement, receive immediate feedback, and encourage self-reflection.
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