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The impact of professional development programs on K–12 teachers’ AI literacy: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Teachers' artificial intelligence (AI) literacy is an increasingly important focus of professional development (PD). This systematic review synthesized evidence from 62 empirical studies (61 records), including 36 studies eligible for effect-size estimation, involving pre-service and in-service teac
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