Methodological Support for the Development of Students' Research Abilities with the Help of Artificial Intelligence
Keywords:
Artificial intelligence, Research skills, Methodological support, Educational technology, Data analysis, Critical thinkingAbstract
This article explores how artificial intelligence (AI) aids in developing students' research skills in higher education. Through automating data processes and personalizing learning, AI enhances essential abilities such as analysis and problem-solving. The study identifies effective methods of integrating AI to foster academic and professional competencies.
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