Reviewed studies indicate AI predictive analytics can project student progress, group learners by risk, and enable early intervention¶
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q2 i? AI systems are reported to project academic progress, group students by risk levels, and support early intervention strategies. → Ikram M 2026
Evidence¶
Ikram M 2026¶
Ikram M, Hanefar SBM, Saleem SMU and Zulfiqar F (2026) Artificial intelligence in education: a systematic review of personalized learning trends and future directions. Front. Educ. 11:1782626. https://doi.org/10.3389/feduc.2026.1782626
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Thematic synthesis (Section 4.2). The review reports that "AI systems are capable of projecting students’ academic progress" and grouping by risk, with innovations such as AI-supported oral assessments and simulation-based instruction improving assessment validity and inclusivity.
"Evidence suggests that AI systems are capable of projecting students’ academic progress, grouping them according to risk levels, and enabling early intervention strategies"
Discussion¶
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Reviewed studies indicate AI predictive analytics can project student progress, group learners by risk, and enable early intervention |
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Reviewed studies indicate AI predictive analytics can project student progress, group learners by risk, and enable early intervention |
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