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Type Inproceedings
Year 2015
Venue Paper presented at the European Commission and SiS.net. (Brokerage Event). Brussels, Belgium. May 22, 2015.
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A project idea on working definition of IBSE in Europe through artificial intelligence

Kahveci M

2015 — Paper presented at the European Commission and SiS.net. (Brokerage Event). Brussels, Belgium. May 22, 2015.

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Kahveci M (2015). A project idea on working definition of IBSE in Europe through artificial intelligence. Paper presented at the European Commission and SiS.net. (Brokerage Event). Brussels, Belgium. May 22, 2015.

Abstract

This project idea, presented at a European Commission Brokerage Event, proposes to define a working framework for Inquiry-Based Science Education (IBSE) in Europe using artificial intelligence (AI). The primary goal is to establish a shared understanding of IBSE practices among stakeholders (teachers, researchers, policymakers).

The proposed project aims to develop an AI-powered platform designed to help teachers self-educate on IBSE best practices, which could ultimately lead to large-scale teacher certification. The idea was conceived for a Horizon 2020 submission, targeting the objective of making STEM careers more attractive to young students and strengthening the relationship between schools and research institutions.

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@inproceedings{s, title = {A project idea on working definition of IBSE in Europe through artificial intelligence}, author = {Kahveci M}, year = {2015}, booktitle = {Paper presented at the European Commission and SiS.net. (Brokerage Event). Brussels, Belgium. May 22, 2015.}, abstract = {This project idea, presented at a European Commission Brokerage Event, proposes to define a **working framework for Inquiry-Based Science Education (IBSE)** in Europe using **artificial intelligence (AI)**. The primary goal is to establish a shared understanding of IBSE practices among stakeholders (teachers, researchers, policymakers). The proposed project aims to develop an **AI-powered platform** designed to help teachers self-educate on IBSE best practices, which could ultimately lead to **large-scale teacher certification**. The idea was conceived for a Horizon 2020 submission, targeting the objective of making **STEM careers** more attractive to young students and strengthening the relationship between schools and research institutions.} }