Ethical reflection is often addressed separately from technical and creative AI activities, showing weak co-occurrence with Social Reasoning (42%), Using AI (41%) and Creating with AI (55%)¶
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q3 i? Ethical Awareness co-occurred with Social Reasoning in only 42% of cases, Using AI in 41%, and Creating with AI in 55%, indicating ethical reflection is seldom integrated into technical or creative AI activities. → Niri 2026
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Niri 2026¶
Niri, G., Chiu, T. K. F., Ombid, A. M. O., Ybañez, D. L. J. B., Dennerlein, S. M., Zhou, X., & Lavicza, Z. (2026). STEAM education for AI literacy: a systematic literature review. International Journal of STEM Education. https://doi.org/10.1186/s40594-026-00629-8
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Off-diagonal co-occurrence analysis of AILEs across the 39 reviewed studies (Fig. 6). The review reports the printed joint-occurrence percentages and states this "reveals an imbalance in AI literacy education" favoring conceptual and technical proficiency.
"Ethical Awareness showed lower co-occurrence with Social Reasoning (42%), Using AI (41%), and Creating with AI (55%), suggesting that ethical reflection is often addressed separately rather than being integrated into technical or creative AI activities"
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Ethical reflection is often addressed separately from technical and creative AI activities, showing weak co-occurrence with Social Reasoning (42%), Using AI (41%) and Creating with AI (55%) |
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Ethical reflection is often addressed separately from technical and creative AI activities, showing weak co-occurrence with Social Reasoning (42%), Using AI (41%) and Creating with AI (55%) |
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