More than half of participants' ChatGPT queries sought knowledge or advice, with methodological knowledge and classroom management the largest prompt categories¶
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q2 i? Screenshot data revealed that more than 50% of queries submitted to ChatGPT sought knowledge, and participants made 25 explicit references to the tool's usefulness for instructional strategies, activity design, classroom management, and teaching methodology. → Saadet Korucu-Kış 2026
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Saadet Korucu-Kış 2026¶
Saadet Korucu-Kış, Arif Bakla. (2026). Exploring pre-service EFL teachers’ perceptions, use cases and questioning practices of ChatGPT during practicum: a critical digital pedagogy perspective. Instructional Science. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11251-026-09783-6
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Quantitative content analysis of interaction screenshots (Table 4) in the case study. Table 4 shows methodological knowledge or advice as the largest category (61 questions, 20.07%), followed by classroom management (46 questions, 15.13%) and assessment and evaluation (39 questions, 12.83%).
"This perception was further substantiated by screenshot data, which revealed that more than 50% queries submitted to ChatGPT sought knowledge (Table 4)."
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Related Claims¶
- Some participants' ChatGPT interactions followed a pattern of inquiry-based learning with iterative prompt refinement
- Participants' prompting was often limited, with poorly formulated prompts leading to vague or unhelpful outputs
- Effective AI help-seeking is itself a skill unevenly distributed among students, and access to an assistant is not equivalent to effective help-seeking
- Student chatbot queries were overwhelmingly task-oriented initial inquiries, dominated by definition requests and pasted assignment questions rather than iterative critique — related
- About 61% of observed in-class student behavior was actively seeking knowledge or asking questions — related
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More than half of participants' ChatGPT queries sought knowledge or advice, with methodological knowledge and classroom management the largest prompt categories |
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More than half of participants' ChatGPT queries sought knowledge or advice, with methodological knowledge and classroom management the largest prompt categories |
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