Case Study

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SIMULATIONS AND STUDENTS’ ENGAGEMENT IN PHYSICS PRACTICAL SESSIONS IN ADAMAWA STATE, NIGERIA

Abraham Aderemi Adetutu Reuben Benson

Publication Details

Publication Date
09/06/2026
Volume / Issue
Vol 1, Issue 1 (2026)
Article No.
001
Journal
British Journal of Contemporary Research
Received
30 May 2026
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61
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37
Affiliations

Abraham Aderemi Adetutu: Department of Physics/School of Sciences/Adamawa State College of Education, Hong, Nigeria, Nigeria

Reuben Benson: Curriculum and Instructional Technology, School of General Education, Adamawa State College of Education, Hong, Nigeria

Abstract

By improving student engagement, interaction, and comprehension of real-world concepts, artificial intelligence (AI) simulations are progressively revolutionizing science teaching. AI-powered simulations in physics education offer interactive, virtual learning environments that let students carry out experiments, change variables, and successfully visualize abstract ideas. The impact of AI simulations on students's participation in physics practical sessions was investigated in this study. Three research questions served as the study's compass, and a descriptive survey research design was used. Structured questionnaires were used to gather data from physics teachers and students, and mean scores and standard deviation were used for analysis. The results showed that during physics practical sessions, AI simulations enhance students' interest, involvement, teamwork, conceptual comprehension, and practical skills. However, challenges including poor internet connectivity, inadequate ICT infrastructure, incompetent teachers, and restricted access to digital devices make it difficult to successfully apply AI simulations in classrooms. According to the study's findings, AI simulations greatly improve students' participation and educational opportunities during physics practical sessions. For successful AI integration in physics education, the research recommended more funding for digital infrastructure, teacher preparation, and innovative curricula.

Keywords

 Artificial Intelligence AI Simulations Physics Education Students’ Engagement Practical Sessions Virtual Laboratories

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CC BY 4.0

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Cite This Article

Abraham Aderemi Adetutu, Reuben Benson (2026). ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SIMULATIONS AND STUDENTS’ ENGAGEMENT IN PHYSICS PRACTICAL SESSIONS IN ADAMAWA STATE, NIGERIA. British Journal of Contemporary Research, 1(1), Article 001.
Abraham Aderemi Adetutu. “ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SIMULATIONS AND STUDENTS’ ENGAGEMENT IN PHYSICS PRACTICAL SESSIONS IN ADAMAWA STATE, NIGERIA.” British Journal of Contemporary Research, vol. 1, no. 1, 2026.
Abraham Aderemi Adetutu. “ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SIMULATIONS AND STUDENTS’ ENGAGEMENT IN PHYSICS PRACTICAL SESSIONS IN ADAMAWA STATE, NIGERIA.” British Journal of Contemporary Research 1, no. 1.

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Tracking ID BEX_MAY_26_001

British Journal of Contemporary Research

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