Both AI platforms received their lowest expert ratings in engineering skills, indicating a shared limitation in supporting iterative design competencies¶
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q2 i? Engineering skills drew the lowest mean scores for both C1 (37.45) and C2 (41.45), though C2 improved on C1 by about four points. → Karaismailoglu 2026
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Karaismailoglu 2026¶
Karaismailoglu, F., Surmeli, H., & Yildirim, M. (2026). Suitability of Artificial Intelligence Supported Lesson Plans from the Perspective of Science Education Experts. Journal of Science Education and Technology. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10956-026-10342-4
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Comparative skill-domain analysis (Fig. 5) of expert ratings across five skill domains for both plans. The text reports that "both platforms received their lowest scores in Engineering skills" with C1 at x̄ = 37.45 and C2 at x̄ = 41.45; descriptive only.
"Notably, both platforms received their lowest scores in Engineering skills, confirming a shared limitation in addressing design-based competencies, though C2 showed a 4-point higher average score over C1 in this domain."
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- The general-purpose platform scored higher in early EDBL stages while the education-focused platform scored higher in feedback-intensive iterative stages — related
- The education-focused AI platform (C2) received numerically higher expert ratings than the general-purpose platform (C1) across all eight overall quality criteria — related
- Turkish-language prompts produced poorer EDBL alignment than English prompts, revealing a linguistic equity limitation of AI lesson-planning tools — related
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Both AI platforms received their lowest expert ratings in engineering skills, indicating a shared limitation in supporting iterative design competencies |
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Both AI platforms received their lowest expert ratings in engineering skills, indicating a shared limitation in supporting iterative design competencies |
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