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A reported case study describes structured AI use in a statistics unit for over 250 students, illustrating a Level 1-to-2 transition centring statistical thinking

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q1 i? The article reports, citing Doosti (2026), that the unit STAJ1371 Statistical Data Analysis, delivered to over 250 undergraduate students at Nanjing Normal University, embedded structured AI use for practice generation, code explanation, and scalable formative feedback while centring statistical thinking rather than procedural execution. → Binkowski 2026

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Binkowski 2026

Binkowski, K. P., & Hopkins, A. (2026). The University AI Didn't Replace: Rethinking Universities in the AI Era. Macquarie University. https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.07056 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2605.07056

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Second-hand case study: the review attributes this to Doosti (2026), describing a Level 1-to-2 transition in which an individual educator with pedagogical intent moved AI integration beyond informal experimentation toward reasoning-focused, assessment-redesigned practice. The cited work's design was not read and no outcome data are reported here.

"Delivered to over 250 undergraduate students at Nanjing Normal University under the NNU-MQ Joint Institute, the unit STAJ1371 Statistical Data Analysis embedded structured AI use for practice generation, code explanation, and scalable formative feedback"

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title A reported case study describes structured AI use in a statistics unit for over 250 students, illustrating a Level 1-to-2 transition centring statistical thinking
description A reported case study describes structured AI use in a statistics unit for over 250 students, illustrating a Level 1-to-2 transition centring statistical thinking
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generated by process:wiki-ingest on 2026-10-11
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