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Restructure the university curriculum with graded AI-technology courses and cultivate MTES self-efficacy to advance AI-TPACK

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The authors recommend that universities strengthen AI technology course introduction and training, differentiate curriculum by grade level, and build learning communities with project-task-driven peer-assisted learning. Because self-efficacy positively predicted AI-TPACK components, "it is crucial to cultivate the self-efficacy of MTES", for example by helping them gain confidence and willingness to use AI tools when encountering difficulties. Teaching beliefs' negative associations with AI-TCK and AI-TPK mean institutions should also help MTES update their teaching beliefs, supported by school policies, resources, and uniform standards for evaluating teaching internships.

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title Restructure the university curriculum with graded AI-technology courses and cultivate MTES self-efficacy to advance AI-TPACK
description The authors recommend that universities strengthen AI technology course introduction and training, differentiate curriculum by grade level, and build learning communities with project-task-driven peer-assisted learning.
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