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A pedagogically guided LLM framework for scaffolding human-AI cocreation and preserving learners' agency and creativity
Large language models (LLMs) can generate alternatives, elaborate ideas and supply rationales, overlapping with cognitive work learners are expected to perform. However, human-AI cocreation still lacks a mechanism for determining how AI can scaffold learners' creative decision-making. This study dev
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