Social-emotional learning (SEL) plays a pivotal role in fostering
engaged learning by enhancing students' emotional intelligence, which is
essential for deep conceptual understanding and effective collaboration in STEM
education. SEL is known to improve student outcomes but is rarely combined with
STEM. This review highlights the role of SEL in Promoting Engaged Learning and
Deep Conceptual Understanding in STEM education. The incorporation of
artificial intelligence (AI) alongside social-emotional learning (SEL) can
enhance student engagement and foster a more inclusive learning environment in
STEM education. Integrating AI with SEL strategies not only supports diverse
learning needs but also promotes equity, allowing all students to thrive in
STEM fields. Moreover, by leveraging AI tools that align with SEL principles,
educators can create personalised learning experiences that cater to the
emotional and academic needs of each student, thereby enhancing overall
educational outcomes. This approach emphasises the importance of collaborative
efforts among educators, policymakers, and technologists to ensure effective
implementation and equitable access to AI-driven SEL strategies in STEM
education. Addressing these challenges requires ongoing professional development
for educators and a commitment to ethical practices that prioritise student
well-being and equitable access to resources in AI-enhanced learning
environments. This synergy of AI and SEL in STEM education underscores the need
for comprehensive frameworks that prioritise both academic success and
emotional well-being, ultimately preparing students for future challenges.
Ultimately, a holistic approach that combines AI, SEL, and STEM education can
significantly improve learning experiences and outcomes for all students,
especially those from underrepresented backgrounds. This integration not only
addresses the diverse needs of students but also helps bridge the achievement
gaps prevalent in STEM education, especially for those with disabilities. This
holistic strategy can empower students with disabilities, ensuring they receive
the necessary support to excel in STEM fields and contribute to a more diverse
workforce. Furthermore, it is essential to continuously evaluate the
effectiveness of AI and SEL integration, adapting strategies based on feedback
and emerging research to maximise their impact on student learning and
inclusivity. This integration can lead to innovative teaching practices that
not only enhance academic performance but also support the emotional
development of students, fostering a more equitable educational landscape.
Author(s) Details
Bhavna
Galhotra
Jagan Institute of Management Studies, Rohini, New Delhi, India.
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