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Using AI for feedback, not ready-made answers, may help students earn higher grades

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A 2026 study suggests AI feedback can boost grades more than AI as a general tool, provided students use it instrumentally to find missing perspectives rather than relying on ready-made answers. The evidence indicates that instrumental use of AI for feedback may lead to significantly better performance compared to other AI approaches, though the study does not specify the exact magnitude of this improvement or the specific student demographics involved.

Key points

• Students using AI to seek feedback and identify missing perspectives may achieve significantly better performance than other approaches to AI use.

Context and limitations

The study does not specify the exact magnitude of performance improvement or the specific student demographics involved.

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