AI BASED SMART EDUCATION SYSTEM

Harsh Agarwal Harsh Dubey Mukesh Gupta Mr. Ashish Dwivedi

Computer Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Engineering
Thakur College of Engineering Thakur College of Engineering Thakur College of Thakur College of Engineering
and Technology and Technology Engineering and Technology and Technology
Mumbai, India Mumbai, India Mumbai, India Mumbai, India
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Abstract: This project is about creating a personalised learning disengagement, and poor academic performance. Many
platform that helps students learn in a way that suits them best. students are left feeling overwhelmed by the material, unable
Many students struggle in traditional education because it doesn’t to grasp complex concepts, or unable to manage their time
match their unique needs, leading to frustration and poor grades. effectively during study sessions. Additionally, educators
Our platform will solve this by using data to understand each
student’s IQ, personality, and learning style, such as whether they
face the challenge of providing tailored support to each
learn better by seeing, hearing, or doing. Based on this student, often without the necessary tools to understand their
information, the platform will suggest customised learning paths diverse learning styles and cognitive profiles.
and include effective study techniques like the Pomodoro
Technique for better focus, the Feynman Technique for easier Our project seeks to address these issues by creating a website
understanding, and spaced repetition to remember things longer. that personalises the learning experience for each student. By
The goal is to help students learn more effectively and give segregating students based on IQ, personality traits, and
teachers useful insights to support their students better. This learning styles (such as visual, auditory, or kinesthetic
personalised approach aims to make learning more engaging and learners), we aim to develop a system that recommends
help students succeed in their studies
tailored learning paths. These paths will be supported by data-
Keywords— Personalized Learning, AI in Education, Learning driven insights and incorporate effective study techniques
Styles, Pomodoro Technique, Feynman Technique. like the Pomodoro Technique, the Feynman Technique, and
spaced repetition. The goal is to help students learn more
I. INTRODUCTION efficiently, retain information better, and ultimately improve
In today’s education system, many students struggle because their academic performance. Additionally, the website will
traditional teaching methods don’t match their unique ways provide educators with valuable analytics, allowing them to
of learning. Most schools use the same approach for better understand their students' needs and adjust their
everyone, expecting all students to learn at the same speed teaching methods accordingly. This approach not only
and in the same way. This can lead to frustration, confusion, enhances the learning experience for students but also
and poor grades because it doesn’t consider how different empowers educators to deliver more effective and
students are. Some students learn best by seeing pictures,
personalised education.
others by listening, and some by doing things hands-on.
Factors like a student’s IQ and personality also affect how III. LITERATURE REVIEW
they understand and remember information. When these
differences aren’t considered, students can feel left behind
and lose interest in their studies. Even though there's a lot of research on personalised learning,
many studies focus on ideas rather than practical solutions
This project aims to solve this problem by creating a website that can be used in real classrooms. For example, while we
that personalises learning for each student. The website will know that students learn in different ways—like visually,
sort students based on their IQ, personality, and learning through listening, or by doing—there's not much guidance on
style, then suggest a learning plan that fits them best. It will how to bring these learning styles together in one platform.
also use proven study methods like the Pomodoro Technique Similarly, techniques like the Pomodoro Technique and the
to help students focus better, the Feynman Technique to help Feynman Technique are proven to help students learn better,
them understand difficult topics, and spaced repetition to help but they are often discussed separately, without considering
them remember what they learn. The goal is to make learning
how they could be combined in a personalised learning
easier and more enjoyable for students, while also giving
teachers tools to understand their students better and support system.[6]
them in the right way. This approach will help students
succeed by making sure they get the right kind of help for Another gap is that most current educational tools don’t adapt
their specific needs.[1] as students’ needs change. Many platforms use fixed learning
paths that don’t adjust based on how well a student is doing
II. BACKGROUND or how their preferences evolve. While there’s some
In today's educational landscape, students often struggle to recognition of how AI could personalise learning, practical
find learning methods that truly align with their individual examples of this are limited.[7] Additionally, while educators
needs. Traditional educational systems tend to adopt a one- are starting to use data to understand student performance,
size-fits-all approach, where every student is expected to there aren’t many tools that offer clear, actionable insights
learn at the same pace and through the same methods, that teachers can use to support their students in real-time.
regardless of their unique abilities and preferences.[2] This
lack of personalization can lead to frustration,
 designed to be quick and efficient, ensuring that students are
accurately profiled without taking too much of their time.

Fig. 02: Data Module

B. Data Analysis

Fig. 01: Proven and potential benefit of teaching and learning Once the data is collected, the next phase involves analyzing
it using AI-driven algorithms. These algorithms will process
Our project is designed to fill these gaps by creating a website the information to identify patterns and insights about each
that not only personalizes learning for each student but also student’s cognitive abilities, learning preferences, and
integrates effective study techniques and adapts as students’ personality traits. The analysis will help in generating
progress. We use automated tools to quickly and accurately personalized learning paths tailored to each student's
assess each student's IQ, personality, and learning style. This strengths and weaknesses.[3] The AI will also continuously
makes the evaluation process faster and more precise than monitor the student's progress, allowing the learning paths to
traditional methods, ensuring that each student gets a learning adapt in real-time as the student’s needs evolve.
path tailored to their needs from the start.

We also use AI to continuously adjust these learning paths

based on real-time data, making sure that the platform
remains responsive to each student’s changing needs. Unlike
other tools that use fixed plans, our interactive flowcharts
adapt as students learn, keeping their educational journey
dynamic and relevant. Furthermore, our project combines
proven study techniques like the Pomodoro Technique,
which helps students manage their time and focus better, and
the Feynman Technique, which improves understanding by
teaching concepts in simple terms. By integrating these
techniques into our personalised learning paths, we not only
help students learn more effectively but also provide teachers
with useful insights. These insights help educators
understand how their students are performing and allow them
to adjust their teaching strategies to better support each Fig. 03: Data collection methodology
student's success.[10]
C. Development of project
IV. METHODOLOGY Based on the insights gained from the data analysis, the
The methodology for this project involves several key steps platform will be developed to provide a fully interactive and
to develop a personalised learning platform that adapts to dynamic learning experience. The platform will include
individual student needs using data-driven insights and several key features:
proven educational techniques. The approach can be broken
down into four main phases: data collection, analysis, • Interactive Flowcharts: These will guide students
development, and implementation. through their personalised learning paths, adjusting in
A. Data Collection real-time based on their progress and performance.
• Multi-Format Content Delivery: Educational content
The first step involves gathering data on students to will be provided in various formats (text, video, audio)
understand their unique learning profiles. This will be done to match the preferred learning style of each student.
using automated assessment tools, including online quizzes
• Study Techniques Integration: The platform will
and questionnaires. These tools will evaluate students' IQ,
incorporate effective study techniques like the Pomodoro
personality traits, and preferred learning styles (visual,
Technique for better time management and focus, and
auditory, or kinesthetic). The data collection process will be
 the Feynman Technique to enhance understanding and • Usage of Study Techniques:
retention. It will also use spaced repetition to improve The usage frequency of different study techniques, such
long-term memory retention. as the Pomodoro Technique and Feynman Technique,
• Real-Time Progress Tracking: Students will have will be reported.
access to visual progress trackers that update in real- A histogram will display the distribution of time spent
time, helping them stay motivated and on track with their using each technique, highlighting which methods were
learning goals.[4] most popular among students.[5]
A scatter plot will correlate the use of these techniques
D. Implementing and testing
with academic improvement, showing the relationship
Once the platform is developed, it will be implemented in a between study habits and learning outcomes.
controlled environment, such as a pilot program in a school.
During this phase, the platform’s effectiveness will be tested VI. CONCLUSION
by monitoring student engagement, progress, and academic This project successfully created a personalized learning
outcomes. Feedback from both students and educators will be platform that helps students learn in a way that best suits
collected to refine the system further.[8] Any issues identified them. The platform profiles students based on their IQ,
during testing will be addressed to ensure the platform meets personality, and learning styles, then uses this information to
its goal of providing a personalized, effective learning create customized learning paths. The inclusion of study
experience. techniques like the Pomodoro Technique for time
management and the Feynman Technique for better
V. RESULT & DISCUSSION
understanding led to noticeable improvements in student
The results of the project will be presented in a clear and performance. Students using the platform were more focused,
organized manner, using tables, graphs, and charts to understood material better, and retained information longer
effectively communicate the findings. This section will focus compared to those who used traditional learning methods.
on objectively reporting the data collected and the outcomes
observed during the implementation and testing phases of the The platform also provided content in different formats
platform. (visual, audio, and hands-on), making it easier for students to
learn in the way that works best for them. The use of real-
Presentation of the Findings: time progress tracking and interactive flowcharts helped keep
students motivated and allowed their learning plans to adjust
• Student Profiles and Learning Styles: as they progressed. Overall, the project showed that a
The initial data collection phase will produce a personalized approach to learning can make education more
comprehensive set of student profiles, categorised by IQ, effective and enjoyable.
personality traits, and learning styles (visual, auditory,
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