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August 19, 2025˜The œcritical review of social sciences studiesOpen Access

Teacher Perceptions and Readiness for AI-Enhanced Teaching in Developing Countries

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NQN. QureshiFQFaisal QureshiMBMarium Minhas Bandeali

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Overview

Quantitative analysis shows strong links between teacher perceptions of AI adoption and digital fluency in Pakistan, suggesting improved AI integration.

Key Points

  • Higher perceptions of artificial intelligence among teachers lead to greater readiness to adopt it for teaching.
  • Regression analysis revealed that attitudes toward AI significantly promote its adoption in educational settings.
  • ANOVA results indicated that teachers with higher digital fluency are more likely to utilize AI effectively in classrooms.
  • This research reinforces the Technology Acceptance Model and emphasizes the need to address the digital divide in developing countries.

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Qureshi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af40a1cf1dd9ea359ecb5dhttps://doi.org/10.59075/8tsejm76
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