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Integrating artificial intelligence into early childhood development: Afrocentric and inclusive approaches
Dominique Fagan ·
Summary
Written by AI, not yet AICS's view · claude-sonnet-5This is a book chapter discussing how artificial intelligence could be used in early childhood development in South Africa. It focuses on approaches that are Afrocentric, meaning rooted in African cultural values, and inclusive of diverse learners. The chapter appears in an academic book series on holistic education practices for young children. No further details about specific findings are available from the provided material.
Key points
- The chapter is part of a book series on holistic and inclusive education practices for young learners in South Africa.
- It addresses integration of artificial intelligence into early childhood development.
- It emphasizes Afrocentric and inclusive approaches to this integration.
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Abstract
How to cite: Fagan, D 2026, ‘Integrating artificial intelligence into early childhood development: Afrocentric and inclusive approaches’, in T Moodley, S Stofile & R Govender (eds.), Holistic and inclusive education practices for young learners in South Africa: From early childhood to Foundation Phase, The University of the Western Cape Faculty of Education Book Series, vol. 2, AOSIS Books, Cape Town, pp. 63–78. https://doi.org/10.4102/aosis.2026.BK568.04