Developing an AI-Based Psychometric System for Assessing Learning Difficulties and Adaptive System to Overcome: A Qualitative and Conceptual Framework
Aaron Hu

TL;DR
This paper proposes a conceptual framework for an AI-driven adaptive virtual tutor system that integrates psychometric assessments and advanced modeling techniques to personalize learning support for students with difficulties.
Contribution
It introduces a novel integration of psychometric scales, autoencoders, Bayesian models, and LLMs to create a personalized, adaptive learning environment for students with learning challenges.
Findings
Framework effectively identifies students' learning profiles.
System enables personalized interventions based on psychometric data.
Potential to improve educational outcomes for students with difficulties.
Abstract
Learning difficulties pose significant challenges for students, impacting their academic performance and overall educational experience. These difficulties could sometimes put students into a downward spiral that lack of educational resources for personalized support consistently led to under-accommodation of students special needs, and the student lose opportunities in the longer term academic and work development. This research aims to propose a conceptual framework for an adaptive AI-based virtual tutor system that incorporates psychometric assessment to support students with learning difficulties. This process involves the careful selection and integration of validated current mature psychometric scales that assess key dimensions of learning, such as cognitive abilities, learning styles, and academic skills. By incorporating scales that specifically assess these difficulties, the…
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TopicsTechnology and Human Factors in Education and Health
