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Practice review demonstrates pathways for artificial intelligence integration to support adolescent wellbeing, highlighting frameworks for responsible psychological implementation.
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in school settings is transforming how students learn and receive support. While AI tools such as adaptive learning systems and chatbots offer opportunities for personalised learning and early identification of student needs, their implications for adolescent wellbeing remain under-explored, particularly in the Indian context. This applied practice paper examined how AI may influence adolescent wellbeing and school dynamics within Indian schools. Drawing on existing research and practice-based insights, it presents evidence-informed strategies to help school psychologists, counsellors, and educators to implement AI into their practice responsibly.
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