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Machine learning in education is the application of data-driven algorithms that learn patterns from educational data to support or automate tasks in teaching, learning, and educational management [1][2][3][4]. It includes methods such as classification, prediction, clustering, and recommendation applied to data from learning platforms, assessments, attendance, and interaction logs to identify learning needs, forecast performance, personalize content, and detect risks such as dropout [1][2]. Machine learning in education is characterized by model training on historical or real-time data, iterative performance evaluation, and integration into educational decision-making systems [2][3][4]. In research and practice, the term denotes the use of machine learning as an analytic and adaptive component of educational technology, distinct from rule-based systems that do not improve through data-driven learning.