Louna Al Hallak, PhD’s Post

🔍 The Turning Point: Generative AI Is No Longer Optional for Schools In 2025, generative AI (ChatGPT, Llama, Gemini, etc.) is moving from a fringe experiment to a core educational tool, and that shift brings real tension. Many teachers see AI as a time-saver and a way to support differentiated learning. Yet research shows that students still lack key skills such as prompt design, bias awareness, and output evaluation (arxiv.org). Without clear guidance and fair access, AI could deepen existing educational inequalities (arxiv.org). As a school leader, I see three essential responsibilities: Build AI literacy programmes that teach how to use AI, not just that it exists. Establish ethical guidelines and academic integrity rules so AI does not become a shortcut. Monitor equity of access—devices, bandwidth, and scaffolding—so every learner benefits. 👉 In your view, what is the greatest barrier to safe, inclusive AI adoption: teacher readiness, infrastructure, policy, or mindset? #EducationLeadership #AIinEducation #FutureOfLearning #EquityInEducation #EdTech

Are AI Agents in Higher Education Buzzwords or Breakthroughs? AI Agents are becoming one of the most discussed frontiers in technology, often surrounded by hype and high expectations. Yet, when mapped onto higher education, their potential applications are surprisingly tangible from automated grading and attendance tracking to AI-driven scheduling, adaptive learning dashboards, virtual academic advisors, and intelligent decision-support systems for universities. As these agentic frameworks gain momentum, the real question is not whether they can automate, but whether they can truly transform how we teach, learn, and lead academic institutions. #AI #AgenticAI #HigherEducation #EdTech #DigitalTransformation #FutureOfLearning #ChatGPT5 #AIinEducation

This same AI-agent model could help students learn Laws of Mechanics in a much smarter way! Take Acceleration for example: Level 1 -> Every time the values of change in velocity and time respectively are given, the formula is already predefined in the form a= (v2-v1)/(t2-t1). Level 2 -> Brings those velocity and tkme variables together then integrates them into the formula. Level 3 -> The result is checked and if it is inaccurate, the AI will be able to mention WHY the result was wrong by mentioning what values are mistaken. Level 4 -> It could suggest hints to the student while attempting to solve the question. Level 5 -> The AI and Instructor form a co agency by having the AI share trends in a student's struggles, which then helps the instructor focus on those trends to help the student. The AI and Instructor collaborate not just to grade answers, but also connects students to WHY they made the mistakes they did! #AI #PHYS110 #GUST #KINEMATICS

AI agents can help Physics 110 students by offering adaptive learning support, such as personalized dashboards that track progress and recommend practice problems. They can also act as proactive virtual advisors

A great post by Dr. Juliano Katrib! This framework shows how AI agents can transform learning and teaching in higher education. It’s especially useful for students in Physics 110 helping us understand how adaptive and proactive systems can improve personalized learning and feedback.

This really relates to PHYS 110. Having AI agents that helps us think through each step and gives feedback could make learning physics more interactive and effective.

Reading this made me think about how systems like this could transform courses such as Physics. I often find myself struggling with certain questions, especially when it comes to understanding how and why a concept works. Imagine having your own personal learning assistant that identifies where you struggle, pinpoints your weaknesses, and offers tailored simulations or visual explanations to help you understand challenging concepts such motions, vectors and forces. Students could engage with AI-driven simulations that adapt in real time, guiding them step by step until they fully understand the concept. I think with the evolution of AI, its role in education should go far beyond automation and problem-solving, it should be about creating deeply personalized learning experiences that meet each learner’s needs.

Fascinating framework! In Physics 110, AI agents can adapt by analyzing lab data, providing instant feedback on experimental errors, and personalizing problem sets based on each student’s progress making learning both deeper and more efficient.

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AI in Higher Education: Here to Stay, and How We Can Use It Wisely A recent study by Inside Higher Ed and Generation Lab reveals that 85% of students have used generative AI for coursework, with many turning to it for brainstorming, tutoring, and exam preparation. Interestingly, students with lower academic confidence are more likely to rely on AI, suggesting that while AI can be a valuable resource, it may also highlight gaps in self-assurance and traditional support systems. This underscores the need for a balanced approach: AI should be a supplement to, not a replacement for, human interaction and guidance. Faculty members play a crucial role in fostering critical thinking and academic integrity, areas where AI tools like OpenAI's ChatGPT can sometimes fall short. Since AI is here to stay, it’s important to embrace tools that are pedagogically aligned, designed to support meaningful learning rather than just providing shortcuts. At StudyWise.io, we believe in empowering both faculty and students by using AI thoughtfully, so it strengthens understanding, fosters curiosity, and helps everyone focus on growth. I’d love to hear your thoughts: How do you see AI being used effectively in higher education without compromising learning quality? #AIinEducation #EdTech #AcademicIntegrity #Studywise #FutureOfLearning