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Development and Evaluation of an Artificial Intelligence Supported Personalized Learning Framework for Physical Education to Enhance Physical Literacy, Motivation and Physical Activity Among School students.
Abstract Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming educational practices by that address individual learners' needs. In physical education AI-supported instructional approaches have the potential to enhance student’s physical literacy, motivation and participation in
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