Agentivism defines learning as durable growth in human capability through selective AI delegation, epistemic monitoring and verification, reconstructive internalization of AI outputs, and transfer under reduced support.
Cognitive ease at a cost: LLMs reduce mental effort but compromise depth in student scientific inquiry
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LLM-based multimodal feedback matches educator feedback in learning outcomes but exceeds it in student perceptions of quality, engagement, and reduced cognitive load.
Advanced LLMs improve EFL writing scores and diversity for lower-proficiency students but correlate with lower expert ratings on deep coherence, acting more as crutches than scaffolds.
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