Approximately two-thirds of teacher education students chose not to adopt GenAI in assessments even when its use was allowed¶
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q3 i? When GenAI use was permitted in non-exam assessments, approximately two-thirds of students decided not to adopt it. → Zou 2026
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Zou 2026¶
Zou, T. X. P., Hounsell, D., Huijser, H., & Tse, R. T. L. (2026). “Is this a trap?”: Student teachers’ perceptions and adoption of GenAI in assessments in three teacher education courses. Australasian Journal of Educational Technology, 42(1), 1–17. https://doi.org/10.14742/ajet.10549
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Mixed-methods study across three teacher education courses embedding GenAI in assessment, using a survey (N = 85), student interviews (N = 11), and declarations of GenAI use in submitted assignments (N = 158). The finding that "approximately two-thirds of the students decided not to adopt GenAI when allowed" is the headline adoption result.
"Our findings indicate that approximately two-thirds of the students decided not to adopt GenAI when allowed"
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- AI use threatens students' computing identities as competent, hardworking, and ethical, with students identifying as cheaters, lazy, or incompetent even where AI is permitted — related
- Across three physics assessments, students who declared GenAI use scored slightly higher than non-users, but none of the differences were statistically significant — related
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Approximately two-thirds of teacher education students chose not to adopt GenAI in assessments even when its use was allowed |
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Approximately two-thirds of teacher education students chose not to adopt GenAI in assessments even when its use was allowed |
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