This integrative literature review examines how generative artificial intelligence is shaping human thinking, cognitive processes and writing practices, with a focus on education across schools, universities, adult learning and professional settings. It considers how AI-supported composing alters the ways writers plan,...
Edwin Creely· International Journal of Cog...· 0 citations
In this narrative literature review we trace shifts in reading policy and pedagogy in the early years of Australian primary education from 2004 to 2025. Anchored in
Teaching Reading: Report and Recommendations
by Ken Rowe, we map changes that reshaped how reading is defined and taught in Foundation to Year 3 clas...
Edwin Creely, Beryl Exley, Deb Brosseuk et al.· The Australian journal of la...· 0 citations
It is argued that generative AI can function as a dialogic interlocutor within a productive third space, but only when deployed with critical pedagogical intent, and proposed pedagogical approaches that foster critical AI literacy and preserve the multiplicity of human–AI collaborative possibilities are proposed.
Edwin Creely· The English Australia Journa...· 0 citations
This framework suggests human-AI educational hybridisation could catalyse emergent learning forms challenging humanist assumptions about knowledge authority and educational authenticity challenging humanist assumptions about knowledge authority and educational authenticity.
Edwin Creely· Possibility Studies & So...· 0 citations
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