Content Area
Computer Science
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EBSCO
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eBook
Prof. Learning & Support
Professional Learning
Instructional Practices
UDL & Differentiation

AI-Assisted Special Education for Students With Exceptional Needs is a comprehensive and insightful exploration of the intersection between special education and artificial intelligence (AI), and it delves into the fundamental principles, historical background, and current challenges faced in providing effective education to students with special needs. The book also explores the impact of AI-based special education on both educators and students, providing valuable insights and strategies for stakeholders to adopt and implement these technologies effectively. Legal aspects surrounding the right to education for disabled individuals are discussed, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the legal framework supporting special education initiatives. Real-world case studies and success stories serve as inspiration, illustrating the transformative potential of AI in special education. Featuring contributions from academicians and professionals from esteemed organizations, this book provides hands-on chapters that cover topics such as research challenges, data analysis, machine learning, intelligent learning environments, IoT wearable devices, comprehensive systems with intelligent teacher assistance, parental and societal roles, and the prospects of AI assisted special education. Whether educator, mentor, training professional, researcher, or student, AI-Assisted Special Education for Students With Exceptional Needs offers a wealth of knowledge and practical insights.

 

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