The Most Improved profile showed an integrated AI-support pattern with strong ENA connections among coaching, modeling, and reflection and frequent model uptake in group discussion¶

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q2 i? Among low-initial-quality groups, the Most Improved profile showed strong ENA connections among coaching, modeling, and reflection, with frequent model uptake in group discussion. → Kilinc 2026

Evidence¶

Kilinc 2026¶

Kilinc, S., Aldemir, T., Misiejuk, K., Kaliisa, R., Sabanwar, V., Bicer, A., Song, D., & Yalvac, B. (2026). A mixed-methods analysis of AI scaffolding patterns and student inquiry profiles in a middle-school agriculture-STEM classroom. Computers and Education: Artificial Intelligence, 11, 100683. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.caeai.2026.100683

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ENA of AI interaction logs contrasted with the Struggling profile in a pairwise comparative model, contextualized by directed qualitative content analysis of peer discussions. The article reports the Most Improved profile showed "a more integrated pattern" among coaching, modeling, and reflection.

"the Most Improved profile showed a more integrated pattern, with strong ENA connections among coaching, modeling, and reflection and frequent model uptake in group discussion."

Discussion¶

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