Aug 2026· Educational Point· 0 citations· 22 references
TL;DR
A holistic framework that integrates inquiry-based learning (IBL) with artificial intelligence (AI) to support learning is proposed, arguing that the sustainability of such a system depends on shifting assessment from content mastery to measurable complex thinking skills.
Abstract
As higher education faces the realities of technological advancements, institutions face the challenge of fostering high-level cognitive competencies while maintaining scalability. This paper proposes a holistic framework that integrates inquiry-based learning (IBL) with artificial intelligence (AI) to support learning. While traditional IBL is pedagogical and resource-intensive, the proposed model utilizes AI as a scaffolding layer, transitioning its use from an output generator to a metacognitive coach. Utilizing a conceptual framework methodology, the study maps the approaches between the stages of inquiry and AI interactions. In addition, the paper explores the institutional implications for teacher training and technological governance, arguing that the sustainability of such a system depends on shifting assessment from content mastery to measurable complex thinking skills. This contribution provides a cohesive foundation for administrators and educators seeking to implement active pedagogies in this era of AI.
The research outcomes demonstrate that AIAS functions effectively as a learning architecture, aligning academic integrity with instructional design, and offers a replicable model for fashion programs and other disciplines seeking responsible AI integration.
D. Shen· PUPIL International Journal...· 0 citations
Qualitative findings show that students transitioned from procedural to conceptual reasoning, demonstrating the ability to connect geometric concepts with real-world design contexts, and AI-supported PBI effectively promotes interconnected mathematical understanding and meaningful learning experiences in elementary edu...
F. Firdaus, Khairunnisa Zulfa Alifah· Frontiers in Education· 0 citations
By integrating neuroscience-informed learning design, PBL pedagogy, and responsible AI use, the LEARN framework contributes a theoretically grounded model for redesigning assessment practices that sustain deep, self-directed, and reflective learning in the context of generative AI.
Lorna Uden, Gwo-jen Hwang· Journal of Computers in Educ...· 0 citations
One of the first comprehensive syntheses of AI integration across the entire CAR cycle is offered, linking it explicitly to critical-thinking development within a reflective, teacher-led inquiry framework, an intersection that remains underexplored in the extant literature.
Yusriani Yusriani, Andi Yuyung· ETDC: Indonesian Journal of...· 0 citations
A transformative journey from fear and resistance to collaborative innovation is revealed, demonstrating that AI integration, when scaffolded by inclusive design, ethical literacy, and practical application, can enhance faculty agency, curriculum responsiveness, and student engagement.
John C. Chick, L. Morello, Stephanie Staffey· International Journal for Ed...· 0 citations
An AI-supported P3 Task Taxonomy was developed that integrates Practice, Problem, and Project tasks with adaptive feedback and scaffolding mechanisms tailored to students' cognitive characteristics that guides instructors in designing AI-assisted learning environments that foster CT development.
Nehru Nehru, M. Maison, K. Kamid et al.· Indonesian Journal of Scienc...· 0 citations
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