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Exploring the Broad Impact of AI Technologies on Student Engagement and Academic Performance in University Settings in Afghanistan
This article explores the pivotal intersection of Artificial Intelligence (AI), student engagement, and academic performance in higher education, specifically at Kabul University. As technology evolves, understanding AI's implications on education becomes critical for effective pedagogical strategie
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