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September 10, 2025BTTN Journal2 citationsOpen Access

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Literacy as a Pathway for School Teachers' Professional Development

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MSMuhammad SagheemNJN. Akbar JanSHSaima Hassan

Key Points

  • AI literacy significantly enhances educators' teaching practices, leading to improved classroom outcomes.
  • Teachers' understanding of AI, application, evaluation, and ethics are interrelated, with AI application being impactful.
  • Survey analysis of 280 teachers reveals a positive correlation between AI application and other literacy aspects.
  • Government initiatives are essential to promote comprehensive AI literacy training for sustainable teacher development.

Abstract

In the same way that smart technology is boosting growth in many different sectors, artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a major factor boosting change and innovation in the educational system. Improving one's AI literacy and learning how to effectively incorporate AI into the classroom are now essential objectives for educators seeking long-term success in their careers. In an effort to increase the efficacy of classroom instruction and the widespread use of AI, this study investigates the relationships between several aspects of teachers' AI literacy. Our research is based on an examination of 280 survey responses that assessed instructors' AI literacy in four areas: AI understanding and knowledge, AI application, AI evaluation, and AI ethics. All three of these other variables were positively and significantly impacted by AI Application (AAI). The findings suggest that the government should support initiatives that increase educators' knowledge of artificial intelligence. Making AI literacy a crucial enabler for teachers' sustainable future development requires a broad curriculum, material, techniques, and practical support for special training that aims to promote teachers' AI literacy.

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Sagheem et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1a5f854b1d3bfb60dfc36https://doi.org/10.61732/bj.v4i1.180
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