Orchestrating Hybrid Environments: A STIAEM Pilot Study on Teacher Identity and Algorithmic Ethics

Viviana Vinci, Pierangelo Berardi

Abstract


L'integrazione dell'IA generativa (GenAI) nelle scuole impone una profonda riconfigurazione dei ruoli professionali. Questo articolo presenta uno studio pilota che valida un questionario multidimensionale, co-progettato nell'ambito del progetto Erasmus+ STIAEM (2025-1-IT02-KA220-SCH-000365213). Somministrato tramite CAWI a futuri insegnanti, lo strumento integra una scala sulle percezioni dell'IA, item mappati sul quadro di riferimento europeo DigComp e tre scenari dilemmatici che esplorano la dequalificazione metodologica, l'erosione dell'alleanza educativa e la valutazione docimologica dell'uso dell'IA da parte degli studenti. L'analisi dei profili latenti (LPA) ha identificato tre cluster teoricamente coerenti: insegnanti ottimisti, adottanti ambivalenti e tradizionalisti. Le inferenze attestano l'elevata sensibilità di questi scenari, rivelando una correlazione significativa tra la salvaguardia dell'intenzionalità pedagogica dell'insegnante e la preservazione della mediazione relazionale in classe.


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AI Literacy; STIAEM; Pilot study; Artificial Intelligence; Pre-service teachers

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