This research identifies challenges integrating artificial intelligence into early childhood education, highlighting AI's potential benefits and necessary training.
The research discussed the possibilities and problems arising in artificial intelligence for enriching teaching, learning, and administration within the Bachelor of Early Childhood Education curriculum in Isabela State University. From the review and synthesis of findings, it shall outline the role that artificial intelligence may play in shifting instruction techniques: facilitating the means by which each learner gets customized, in-time, or feedback-assessed education tailored to meet specific learning requirements. Furthermore, AI-based platforms promote interactive and immersive learning experiences by allowing gamified content, such as virtual simulations, which engages students while concurrently improving understanding. The study also emphasizes the ability of AI to reduce bureaucratic workloads, such as grading, attendance tracking, and performance monitoring, which reduces operational inefficiency. However, a couple of challenges include the complexity of technology, inadequate AI training, and limited resources that make it difficult for AI to be fairly integrated into the program. However, based on the above findings, the study recommends investments in technological infrastructure, with the implementation of AI-focused training programs for faculty and students. AI literacy also needs to be considered as part of the curriculum, providing a friendly culture that aligns well with implementing AI. The study concludes that, if properly supported and strategically intervened into teaching, learning, and administrative processes at Isabela State University, AI can improve dramatically both the educational experience and the efficiency of the institution.
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Ginalyn Acoba- Rivera (2025) studied this question.
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