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  • ...for deeper processing, improved interest and affective response, and only small correlations with achievement generally applies to mastery-approach goals.
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  • ...hey prefer the optimized conditions. Results on the final quiz indicated a small advanatge for the optimized subjects (p<.05) for the earlier units in the c
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  • ...ever multiple studies have now suggested that these constructs play only a small role in predicting gaming behavior (Baker et al, 2005; Walonoski & Hefferna
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  • ...course, both individual and collaborative, and perform small-scale (i.e., small N) lab studies to experiment with the general hypothesis that collaboration *Webb, N. M. (1989). Peer interaction and learning in small groups. International Journal of Education Research, 13, 21-39.
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  • **[[Static vs. Animated Visual Representations for Science Learning (Kaye, Small, Butcher, & Chi)]]
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  • These results need to be interpreted with caution, as this was a small sample size (24 students), the personalization was done at a level of corre
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  • ...6_-_problem_solving_versus_fixed_fading_examples_study_-_Problem_condition-small.jpg]] ...6_-_problem_solving_versus_fixed_fading_examples_study_-_Example_condition-small.jpg]]
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  • ...nto context the quantitative results of learning gains. The sample was too small to determine whether learning outcomes varied according to the results of p This paper illustrates a small step in response to the call made by Hulstijn (2006) for a credible bringin
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  • ...field, E. & Rosé, C. P. (2013). Linguistic Analysis Methods for Studying Small Groups, in Cindy Hmelo-Silver, Angela O’Donnell, Carol Chan, & Clark Chin
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  • ...whether emergent schema training can help engineering students understand small-scale dynamic processes, such as microfluidics. A summary of the project is ...e textbooks. The same text was used for the experimental condition, with a small number of passages ablated and replaced by descriptions instantiating diffu
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  • ...ies of learning gains from instructional interventions, which tend to show small (if any) effects. Investigator attempts to “clean” their data, after b
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  • ...rgh, composed the sample for the study. Unfortunately, the sample size was small because our pool of participants was extremely limited.
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  • ...room, home, etc. The conditions in an ''in vivo'' experiment manipulate a small but crucial, well-defined instructional variable, as opposed to a whole cur ...in vivo'' experiments because mastery and, particularly, tutoring are not "small well-defined instructional variables". Instead, these treatments actually
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  • ...work suggests that the path to competence does make a difference, albeit a small one. If students make several errors per [[learning events|learning event] Wylie, R. (2007) Small Words, Big Challenges: Identifying the Difficulties in Learning the English
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  • ...whether emergent schema training can help engineering students understand small-scale dynamic processes, such as microfluidics. A summary of the project is ...e textbooks. The same text was used for the experimental condition, with a small number of passages ablated and replaced by descriptions instantiating diffu
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  • ...goal of this one-year project is to build/integrate technology and perform small-scale lab tests in preparation for in vivo studies in later years. ...ab, using a collaborative software tool called FreeStyler. In a subsequent small-scale study (STUDY 2) we compared an adaptive and a non-adaptive version of
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  • ...increase the robustness of student learning. Our research will focus on a small number of metacognitive abilities (e.g., help seeking, self-explanation, in
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  • ...nto small pieces, understand how a small piece of instruction can affect a small piece of knowledge, then relate this micro-level account to the macro-level ..., in press) and that knowledge is decomposable into a very large number of small [[knowledge components]].
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  • ...are easier to apply where information to be learned can be broken up into small chunks that can be learned independently. For instance, Atkinson (1972) app
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  • ...ternal source of funds aimed at providing existing PSLC grad students with small supplements to more established grants, or to an existing, but as yet unfun 5) Funding: primarily small grants of up to $1,000 for research-related expenses (see above)
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  • ...ng Research'': While the dative alternation itself represents a relatively small part of the English grammar, it is one instance of a broader (and relativel
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  • ...Mayfield, E. & Rosé, C. (2012). Linguistic Analysis Methods for Studying Small Groups. Invited in C. Hmelo-Silver, A. O.Donnell, C. Chan, & C. Chin (Eds. ...& Rosé, C. P. (2013). Comparison of Network Heuristics for Understanding Small Groups in Synchronous Collaborative Learning. Proceedings of Learning Ana
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  • These preliminary findings are from a PILOT study with a small sample over a short period of time. The current study is with a larger sam
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  • These preliminary findings are from a PILOT study with a small sample over a short period of time. The current study is with a larger sam
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  • There were two pilot versions of this study with small sample sizes and insufficient statistical power. These were conducted in F
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  • ...-term retention]] test results showed no reliable differences because of a small sample size. The test was administered to students who stayed in the ELI i
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  • ...tiveness of the script, we conducted two classroom studies. In an initial, small scale study (pre study) that served to establish basic effects and to test ...alysis. Since the subject number in the collaborative post tests is rather small, we’ll concentrate on the results of the paper and pencil post test (far
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  • * Asterhan, C. S. C. & Schwarz, B. B. (in press). Online human guidance of small group discussions: The case of synchronous e-argumentation in a diagram-bas
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  • ''Alyssa D. Kaye, Jenna E. Small, Kirsten R. Butcher, & Michelene T.H. Chi'' ...ers''' || <b>Research Programmers/Associates:</b> Alyssa D. Kaye, Jenna E. Small <br>
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  • ...collection for this experiment began in December, 2006. Because this is a small 8-month experiment, we use an existing WOZ infrastructure and measure only ...ect answer. They also enhanced the SCot-DC tutor to automatically detect a small set of signals to student uncertainty: a list of lexical hedges (e.g. “I
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  • ...ge performance 61.0%, 62.6%, 64.6%. The result was significant despite the small effect size because of the extremely high within-subject power of this test
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  • ...the application of geometry principles using diagrams, there will be only small differences in estimated effort of shallow and deep [[strategies]] since sh
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  • ...t [[Static vs. Animated Visual Representations for Science Learning (Kaye, Small, Butcher, & Chi)]]
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  • ...series of [[in vivo experiment]]s in the Algebra LearnLab. In an initial, small scale study (pre study) that served to establish basic effects and to test ...D., & Fall, R. (1995). Constructive activity and learning in collaborative small groups. Journal of Educational Psychology, 87, 406-423.
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  • ...classroom or small group discussion around an example solution followed by small groups or individuals solving a problem (just one!) on their own. Then back ...during problem solving may encourage shallow processing (i.e., copying and small edits without understanding) of the example and may not yield benefit.&nbsp
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  • ...holders are called customers). As you can see in Figure 1 user stories are small, much smaller than use cases. In XP a user story must be able to be impleme * '''Small'''. User Stories should be small. Not too small. But not too big.
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