Vol. 9, No 1: 87–94.

Pedagogical sciences

 2024

Scientific article

UDK 37.09
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Grigory E. Rego
Senior Lecturer, Petrozavodsk State University
(Petrozavodsk, Russia),
regogr@yandex.ru
Elizaveta V. Rego
bachelor's degree, Petrozavodsk State University
(Petrozavodsk, Russia),
romanovaptz@yandex.ru

The Use of Artificial Intelligence Technologies for Providing Individualized Education

Scientific adviser:
Roman V. Voronov
Reviewer:
Evgenia I. Sokolova
Paper submitted on: 11/10/2023;
Accepted on: 03/29/2024;
Published online on: 03/30/2024.
 Abstract. The article examines the concept of individualized education as a pedagogical approach aimed at addressing the unique needs of learners. It contrasts standardized and individualized approaches to education, with a particular emphasis on the role of intelligent chatbots in facilitating individualized learning experiences. The article also explores the implementation of AI technologies in creating customized educational programs tailored to each student's individual needs. Such innovations not only enhance the efficiency of knowledge acquisition but also help teachers to save time.
Keywords: Individualization, education, standardized education, artificial intelligence technologies, intelligent chatbot, ChatGPT

For citation: Rego, G. E., Rego, E. V. The Use of Artificial Intelligence Technologies for Providing Individualized Education. StudArctic forum. 2024, 9 (1): 87–94.

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