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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AS A TOOL FOR INCLUSIVE AND EQUAL LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming education by improving teaching–learning processes and supporting inclusive education. The present study examined Artificial Intelligence as a tool for promoting Inclusive and Equal Learning Opportunities among Higher Secondary School students. A normative survey method was used, and 100 students were selected through random sampling. Data were analyzed using percentage analysis, mean, standard deviation, and t-test. The results showed that most students have a moderate level of Artificial Intelligence awareness, while Inclusive and Equal Learning Opportunities are mostly at a low level. Significant differences were found based on gender, medium of instruction, and locality, whereas family type showed no significant difference. The study emphasizes the need to integrate AI tools in education to improve accessibility, equality, and inclusive learning opportunities.

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Prospective Teachers' Perception on the Role of ICT In Classroom Teaching

This study investigates prospective teachers' perceptions of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) integration in classroom teaching. Using a mixed-methods approach with 250 B.Ed. trainees in Tamil Nadu, the research examines attitudes, perceived usefulness, self-efficacy and barriers to ICT adoption. Findings reveal a strongly positive perception (mean 4.21/5) with significant gender differences, while infrastructure and training emerge as the strongest barriers. Implications for teacher education curricula are discussed.

P. Subramanian, Tamilarasi A.
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