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Four-part research agenda: longitudinal studies, hybrid frameworks, ethical frameworks, and underrepresented STEM domains

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The review's conclusions propose four directions for advancing AI–metacognition research in STEM. First, "longitudinal and experimental studies should be prioritised to examine the long-term effects of AI-supported metacognitive interventions." Second, hybrid and posthumanist frameworks should be expanded to understand how human and machine cognition co-construct learning. Third, explicit ethical frameworks are required to ensure transparency, fairness, and accountability in AI-metacognitive systems. Fourth, future research should extend to underrepresented STEM domains—technology, engineering, and early childhood education—to promote inclusivity and equity.

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title Four-part research agenda: longitudinal studies, hybrid frameworks, ethical frameworks, and underrepresented STEM domains
description The review's conclusions propose four directions for advancing AI–metacognition research in STEM.
status review
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