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Rende, Jeane Cornelda
Fakultas Matematika, Ilmu Pengetahuan Alam Dan Kebumian, Universitas Negeri Manado
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Intensity of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Use for Physics Learning in High Schools Rende, Jeane Cornelda; Lahope, Kenny Setiawan
Lontar Physics Today Vol 4, No 3 (2025): November 2025
Publisher : Universitas PGRI Semarang

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This study investigates the intensity of Artificial Intelligence utilization in Physics education at a public high school in Manado City, Indonesia. The research aimed to understand the patterns and extent of AI integration, as well as the influencing factors, through a qualitative case study approach. The methodology involved in-depth interviews, classroom observations, and document analysis with six Physics teachers, students, and school management selected via purposive sampling. Data were analyzed using Miles and Huberman's model and thematic analysis. Key parameters examined included the forms of AI usage, intensity levels (low, medium, high), frequency, depth of utilization, and both supporting (teacher digital competence, school policy support, student enthusiasm) and hindering factors (lack of formal pedagogical training, infrastructure limitations, cultural resistance). Important findings indicate that AI adoption is predominantly at a medium level, primarily utilizing interactive simulations like PhET Interactive Simulation for abstract concept visualization, which significantly enhances student engagement and comprehension. However, comprehensive AI integration for adaptive, personalized learning remains rare. While school facilities are generally supportive, teachers' digital readiness varies, and AI usage frequency averages one to two times per week, the depth of its application often remains instrumental rather than transformational. In conclusion, AI adoption in Physics learning is still nascent, not yet fully optimizing AI's potential as an adaptive intelligent learning system, largely due to variations in teacher competency, school policies, and infrastructure readiness.
Co-Authors Alfrie Musa Rampengan Alfrits Komansilan Angriyarso Dilapanga Aswin Hermanus Mandolang Aswin Hermanus Mondolang Cyrke A N Bujung Dj Tulandi Djeli Alvi Tulandi Entjaurau, Seplin Farly Reynol Tumimomor Fitrianingrum, Aufa Maulida Gahansa, Tesalonika Yakomina Heindrich Taunaumang Herlina lanto Hiunsee, Alni Jacobus, Maria Fellycia Meike Jamiluddin Sampe, Yulia Nurpadila Jeane V. Tumangkeng Jeilen Gabriela Nikita Nusa Jouhari Wote jurniawati, ni kadek Kalele, Elshadai Christiani Kamaruddin Kamaruddin Kamaruddin Kamaruddin Kapulika, Gloria Christiany Lahope, Kenny Setiawan Lombo, Riris Liliana Lumettu, Franklien Mahulae, Parno Sumanro Marianus Marianus Marianus Marianus Nopani Laluas Novanda Tamboto Paendong, Agritia Claudia Patricia Mardiana Silangen Poli, Delivia Natalia Putri Winda Sirait Ramadhan Aba Rampengan, Alfrie M. Rini Pangke Rolles Nixon Palilingan Royke Wenas Satyano Mongan Satyano W Mongan Selty Anastasia Tindige Stoni Suoth Supriyadi, Miranda Tineke Makahinda Tiwow, Vistarani A. Treesje K. Londa Tumimomor, Farly R Tumimomor, Farly R. Tuuk, Savira Octavia Umar, Debora Yosua Walewangko