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Students reported that ChatGPT enhanced engagement, comprehension, problem-solving, and perceived relevance in Quantum Theory

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q2 i? Thematic analysis of interviews with 55 students found ChatGPT made Quantum Theory more accessible and engaging and improved understanding and problem-solving. → Saif Alneyadi and Yousef Wardat 2024

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Saif Alneyadi and Yousef Wardat 2024

Saif Alneyadi and Yousef Wardat. (2024). Integrating ChatGPT in Grade 12 Quantum Theory Education: An Exploratory Study at Emirate School (UAE). International Journal of Information and Education Technology, Vol. 14, No. 3. https://doi.org/10.18178/ijiet.2024.14.3.2061

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Semi-structured interviews with 55 students (25 males, 30 females) who used ChatGPT, analyzed thematically. Students described the experience as "transformative" and reported improved comprehension, problem-solving and perceived relevance.

"They emphasized how it improved their learning experience by making the subject more accessible and engaging and allowing them to explore concepts at their own pace."

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title Students reported that ChatGPT enhanced engagement, comprehension, problem-solving, and perceived relevance in Quantum Theory
description Students reported that ChatGPT enhanced engagement, comprehension, problem-solving, and perceived relevance in Quantum Theory
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